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Speaking in Davos, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban said that Ukrainian President Zelensky had crossed the line. Orban stated: “As elections approach, targeting the Hungarian government and myself personally is nothing new. What is surprising, however, is that in his speech he also criticized all other European leaders. Zelensky says that the support Europe sends to Ukraine is insufficient, that weapons are insufficient, and that Europe lacks determination.”

Orban said Brussels responded quickly to these demands and that all of them were accepted: an $800 billion budget for Ukraine, accelerated European Union (EU) membership by 2027, and continuous support until 2040.

Prime Minister Orban said that in response to this situation, Hungary will launch a national signature campaign to send a clear message to Brussels: “We will not pay.”