Sikorsky criticized Navrotsky for his plans to support Orbán
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski criticized President Karol Nawrocki for his intention to visit Budapest and show support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the parliamentary elections.
He wrote about this on social media platform X.
According to journalist Szabolcs Panyi, Navrotsky’s visit is scheduled for March 23 and aims to support Orbán, as well as to restore contacts between the leaders.
Sikorsky noted that the Hungarian prime minister is blocking the adoption of the 20th package of sanctions against Russia and delaying the return of funds for military aid to Ukraine.
“President Navrotsky will be in Budapest on Monday to support Viktor Orbán in his election campaign—the very same person who is blocking sanctions against Russia,” noted the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry.
He also stated that Orbán is using rhetoric about an alleged threat from Ukraine in his campaign, adding that pro-Russian politicians, including Matteo Salvini and Marine Le Pen, will be in Budapest at that time.
Sikorski urged the Polish president to pay attention to the consequences of Orbán’s policies, which, according to him, have led to Hungary’s economic decline.
Viktor Orbán refusedto call the strikes on Iran the start of a war.
As a reminder, Orbán is preparing to take extreme measures in the event of an election defeat.
Orbán also called on Britain to take a tougher stance against illegal migration.
