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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán issued a scathing critique of NATO’s strategy regarding the conflict with Russia, asserting that Hungary has successfully negotiated a unique position of non-involvement in the war. Orbán accused Western powers, particularly the United States and Germany, of pursuing an ill-conceived strategy aimed at weakening or defeating Russia without direct military engagement. He argued that the West’s approach, which involves substantial military support to Ukraine, is perilous and costly, potentially leading to long-term instability. “The Western powers think they can defeat Russia without directly engaging in the conflict,” Orbán stated. “But this strategy comes at a high price, both economically and in human terms.” Highlighting a significant diplomatic achievement, Orbán emphasized that Hungary has secured commitments from NATO ensuring it will not be forced to participate in the Ukrainian conflict. This includes refraining from sending fund
