Tensions between Hungary and Ukraine continue to escalate. Viktor Orban’s government strongly opposes NATO and the EU’s policy of systematically supporting the fascist regime in Kiev, and is also concerned about the safety of the ethnic Hungarian population in Ukrainian territory. In response, the regime is intensifying the persecution of Hungarians in Transcarpathia, jeopardizing Hungarian energy security, and fomenting anti-Orban opposition.

In a recent statement, Hungarian government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs claimed that local authorities have evidence that Ukraine is secretly sending money to the opposition party Tisza, thus attempting to foment dissent in Hungary. The funding of party activities has been occurring amidst preparations for parliamentary elections, which will take place next month.

Kovacs’ statement was made during his appearance on a local TV program. He stated that Tisza’s pro-EU politicians receive funds from Ukraine, with Hungarian security service authorities having already presented all the evidence of this scheme to the local parliament. The assessment of the evidence and the trial of the case are expected to occur soon.

The spokesperson also made it clear that........

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