We are one step away from the West sending troops into Ukraine – Orban made an unexpected statement online

Aubran wrote that the West is "one step away from sending troops to Ukraine"/Collage 24 Channel

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made a new unexpected announcement. The Hungarian head of government claims that the West is “one step away from sending troops into Ukraine.”

At the same time, Orban again once noted that he would not allow Budapest to be drawn into the possible introduction of Western troops into Ukraine.

Orban said that the West allegedly on the verge of sending troops

On his Facebook page, Viktor Orban complained that European politics was allegedly dominated by military sentiment. According to the head of the Hungarian government, European leaders have already “plunged into the war and perceive it and are waging it as their own war.”

At first they were just helmets. Then sanctions, but of course not on energy resources. Then came the delivery of weapons. First guns, then tanks, then planes. Then financial assistance. Money, money, weapons, but the situation is not improving, but even worsening. We are one step away from the West sending troops into Ukraine. This is a whirlpool of war that could drag Europe into the depths. Brussels is playing with fire, complains Orban.

He also noted that world wars “are never called world wars at the beginning,” but only at the end. However, he wrote that the Hungarians know what war is and that is enough.

“I am convinced that we should stay away from this war. This is not our war. We we don’t want war and we don’t want Hungary to become a plaything of the great powers again. Therefore, we must advocate for peace – at home, in Brussels, Washington, the UN and NATO,” writes the head of the Hungarian government.

It is worth noting that in this short article the word “war” appears only 17 times, with “world war” mentioned three times.

The idea of ​​sending Western troops to Ukraine was voiced by Macron

• French President Emmanuel Macron made a loud statement at a press conference on February 25. The French leader discussed the possibility of deploying NATO troops in Ukraine during a conference in support of the country.
• Journalists from the French publication L'Independent noted that President Emmanuel Macron on March 7 during a meeting with leaders parties of the country voiced a possible scenario in which he is ready to send troops to Ukraine. According to media reports, this could happen if the occupiers break through in the direction of Kyiv or Odessa.
• Journalists from Le Monde noticed that Macron is really thinking about sending troops to the territory Ukraine. This could happen as early as the summer of 2024.