Hungarian opposition leader declares Orbán's referendum on Ukraine's EU accession a "complete failure"

The leader of the Hungarian opposition party "Tisza", Péter Magyar, stated that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's referendum on Ukraine's accession to the European Union was a "complete failure". He reported this on Facebook, writes UNN.

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The politician described this campaign as propagandistic and stated that it "completely failed". According to him, no more than 600,000 people participated in the survey, which lasted from April to June 20.

This is the lowest figure in the entire "glorious" history of National Consultations. And this was achieved only after several months of total mobilization and burning tens of billions of state money. A complete failure

He emphasized that during 2.5 months of voting there were no organized open meetings, but – "only billions of state money, inciting advertising and posters."

It's simple. Because an incapable, corrupt government does not care about the real problems of people and does not dare to look people in the eyes. They only correspond with them

Magyar stressed: Orbán's government spent 10 billion forints (about $28.6 thousand) on the referendum, when, as he noted, they could have been directed to railways, hospitals, and the healthcare sector.

It's funny how propaganda tries to make the fake figure of 2 million, which they voice, true, by saying that a notary will certify the result. What exactly? Anonymous ballots that anyone can fill out, or online "voting" that anyone can vote for and in any quantity?

Recall

Hungarian Prime Minister stated that he would oppose Ukraine's accession to the EU, justifying it by protecting Hungarian interests. He believes that this will harm European families.