Asked about a possible peace process, Orbán said he preferred not to take a position on an issue on which complete agreement was absent, adding that opinions differed on the war’s prolongation or whether there should be a rapid ceasefire and peace negotiations.
But it was now clear, he added, that the camp of peace supporters was growing.
Meanwhile, he noted that at the start of the migration crisis in 2015 the Hungarian government’s first act was to rebel by building “our fence when it was still seen as a capital crime”.
“No other solution exists today,” Orbán said, according to news wire MTI, other than to rebel against the current “bureaucratic, jungle-like regulations and judicial activism”.



