Russian media: Hungarian Prime Minister said that the West involved or caused the Russian and Ukraine conflict until 2030

According to today's Russian TV (RT) website reported on the 18th, Hungarian Prime Minister Olban recently stated that the Russian -Ukraine conflict may last until 2030, and its nature has evolved into global conflicts should be attributed to the West.

Russian RT website report screenshot

It is reported that a week ago at a closed door involving the Hungarian ruling party, the Olban made the above remarks. Now the details of the event have been leaked to the US official media "RF/RL". The person who attended the meeting on September 10 revealed that Olban told his supporters at the meeting that he believed that Ukraine might lose one -third to half of the territory because of the Russian -Ukraine conflict. He also warned that under the "help" of the United States, the European Union, and other countries, the Russian -Ukraine conflict may last until 2030. He pointed out that the Ukrainian crisis was initially a local conflict, but the involvement of the West has evolved into a global event.

Hungarian Prime Minister Olban Tu Source: Visual China

The report quoted by RT also stated that Olban once again criticized the EU's sanctions imposed on Russia due to Russia and Ukraine's conflict, saying that these sanctions were the EU's stones and smashed their feet. He added that the energy crisis caused by these restrictions may force 40%of the European industry to shut down this winter.

Olban also revealed in his speech that European leaders are expected to decide to extend the sanctions on Russia for another 6 months later in autumn. He insisted that he should strive to prevent the extension of sanctions. The report quoted Ourban as saying that according to the current development trend, the euro zone and the European Union themselves may no longer exist in 2030.

Destroyed tank source: Russian satellite news agency

RT pointed out that since the outbreak of Russia and Ukraine in late February, Hungary has maintained a relatively neutral position, refused to send weapons to Ukraine, and criticized the EU's sanctions on Russia. In addition, Hungary, relying on Russian energy through negotiations, obtained exemptions in the European Union's oil embargo in Russia. Earlier this month, Mikurash Beck, who was responsible for European affairs, warned that Hungary's position on Russia may theoretically lead Hungary to withdraw from the EU. (Edit: HHJ)

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