Hungary Against NATO’S and EU’s Plans: Parliament Delays Vote on Sweden’s Entry on Military Alliance – PM Orbán Blocks European Aid to Ukraine Until They Account for the Money Already Received
In the highly tensioned geopolitical landscape in Europe, there is seldom space for leaders to stand up for the legitimate national interests that they were elected to defend.
The US-NATO-EU steamroll most countries into prompt compliance with their relentless agenda. But that is not the case for Hungary and its PM Viktor Orbán.
Associated Press reported:
“Hungary’s parliament postponed ratifying Sweden’s NATO accession bid on Wednesday to its autumn legislative session.
The postponement, the latest in a long succession of delays that have gone on for a year, all but guarantees that the Nordic nation will not join the Western military alliance ahead of, or during, the NATO summit in July.”
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his party will not schedule a vote on Sweden’s bid to join the Alliance during its final spring legislative session,
