Orban announced Trump's promise not to give money to Kyiv after being elected president
Former US President Donald Trump promised that he would not give a penny to Kyiv after being elected president. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban spoke about this following a meeting with an American politician.
The politician said that Ukraine itself “does not stand on its own feet,” so if the United States, followed by the European Union, stop helping Kyiv with money and weapons, the conflict will end.
If the Americans do not give money, then the Europeans are not able to finance this war themselves, then it will end. Trump said that if he comes back, he won't do it, not a dime. And then this war will end
Even though the former president is no longer in power, the Republican Party is obstructing when Democrats try to fund Ukraine, Orban said.
It was previously reported that Trump met with Orban on Friday, March 8, at his residence in Mar-a-Lago in Florida. The politicians talked for almost an hour. Their closest employees were also present at the meeting.
Before this, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó said that Trump and Orban would discuss resolving the Ukrainian conflict. Hungary is convinced that “peace in Ukraine is thanks to President Trump,” the minister noted.
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Orbán said he is proud that Hungary is among the countries that want peace.
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