Orban first hinted at the possibility of Hungary’s exit from the EU

Orban enters new election campaign critical of EU

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Hungarians choose a new parliament on April 3, Orban faces a united opposition for the first time, and now polls show that the chances of opponents are about equal.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Saturday for the first time hinted at the possibility of his country’s exit from the EU, the agency reports. DPA.

The European Union is waging a “holy war, jihad” under the slogan of the rule of law, the politician said in a speech to supporters in Budapest on Saturday.

At the same time, he demanded “tolerance” from the EU towards Hungary. Otherwise, according to him, it will be impossible to follow the common path.

“For them, the rule of law is a means by which they want to knead us into something similar to them,” Orban said.

But Hungary does not want to become like Western Europe, just as it does not expect the West to accept Hungarian asylum or family politics.

Orban said Hungary wants to keep the EU together “despite the growth of cultural alienation.” Therefore, Budapest has repeatedly made “offers of tolerance” to both Brussels and Berlin.