Orban wants a right-wing alliance on both sides of the Atlantic that will end the Ukraine crisis

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that right-wing parties on both sides of the Atlantic could play a role in ending the Ukrainian crisis.
Speaking to more than 10,000 of his supporters at a rally in the Hungarian capital Budapest ahead of next week’s European Parliament elections, Orban envisioned a “transatlantic peace alliance” led by the European right and Donald Trump, if the latter wins the US presidential elections scheduled for November.
“At the beginning of the year, we were in the minority. By the end of the year, we could be the majority in the entire Western world,” the Hungarian Prime Minister added.
The Hungarian Prime Minister said that a ceasefire and peace negotiations must happen as soon as possible in Ukraine, warning that a third world war could destroy Hungary.
Orban accused some of wanting to push the Western world to take up arms against Russia.