Polish Foreign Minister On Orban's Visit To Georgia: Wants To Get Order Of Lenin

Hungarian PM travelled to Tbilisi immediately after the scandalous parliamentary elections.

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has found his explanation for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's visit to Georgia after the scandalous parliamentary elections on October 26.

Sikorski said this at a press conference on Monday, October 28, during his visit to the Netherlands, Interia reports.

The Polish foreign minister was asked to comment on Orban's then-announced visit to Georgia and his congratulations to the ruling Georgian Dream party.

‘I have the impression that Viktor is trying to get the Order of Lenin,’ he briefly noted.

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