Orban Wrote A Letter To Zelensky

Hungary's prime minister is concerned about the upcoming elections.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban sent an "open letter" to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and accused Kiev of "influencing the upcoming elections."

This is reported by RBC-Ukraine citing the Hungarian Prime Minister's Twitter feed.

"For four years you have been working to force Hungary into a war between your country and Russia. During this time, you have received the support of Brussels and gained the support of the Hungarian opposition," Orban said.

He said Ukraine, Brussels and the Hungarian opposition are allegedly coordinating efforts to bring a pro-Ukrainian government to power in Hungary.

"In recent days, you have blocked the Druzhba oil pipeline, which is crucial for Hungary's energy supply. Your actions are against Hungary's interests and jeopardize the safe and affordable energy supply for Hungarian families," he added.

The Hungarian prime minister also called on Ukraine to change its "anti-Hungarian policy." He also added that he was allegedly not responsible for the situation Ukraine finds itself in.

"We sympathize with the Ukrainian people, but we do not wish to participate in the war. We do not want to finance the war effort and we do not want to pay more for energy," Orban added.

To summarize, he also called for "opening the Druzhba oil pipeline" and refraining from "further attacks on Hungary's energy security."

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