A top aide to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ignited widespread criticism after suggesting that Hungary would have been better off not resisting the 1956 Soviet invasion.
The aide, Balázs Orbán, also criticized Ukraine's current military defense against Russia, calling it 'irresponsible.' His remarks have drawn backlash both domestically and internationally, with many accusing the government of undermining Ukraine's struggle and downplaying Hungary's own historical resistance.
The comments have further strained Hungary's relations with its European and NATO allies, who have been supportive of Ukraine's defense efforts.
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Hungarian PM Orban's aide sparks outrage with Soviet invasion comment
A top aide of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has triggered outrage by suggesting that Hungary would have fared better by not resisting the 1956 Soviet invasion, in comments that were also critical of Ukraine's efforts today to push back Russian forces.
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