Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has suggested to the Biden Administration that it end its military support of Kiev ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration in January instead of trying to send billions of dollars worth of weapons before it leaves office. He remarekd in an interview with Kossuth Radio that in the U.S. the debate over future policies regarding the conflict in Ukraine is ongoing.
“I’m not in a position to make judgments, but their constitutional system seems somewhat odd to me: the president was elected in November, but he will take office only on January 20. What happens between these two dates usually doesn’t concern anyone very much. But the current U.S. administration belongs to the party of warmongers, while the winner of the election [Donald Trump] belongs to the party of peace. That’s where certain questions arise,” TASS quoted Orbán as saying.
