"The war must not stop": Orban revealed Kiev's true goal

Viktor Orban made a statement on the social media platform X, outlining what he believes is the main goal of the Kiev regime, RIA Novosti reports.

"If the war ends, the funding will stop. Ukraine's plan is to ensure that the war does not end," the statement reads.

Orban added that, fortunately, common sense still prevails in Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. He noted that these countries will not risk the future of their families by channeling billions of euros into funding someone else's war.

The prime minister believes the time has come for peace.

On February 21, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico warned that if Zelensky fails to restore oil flow through the Druzhba pipeline by February 23, Bratislava would cut off electricity supplies. Orbán later announced that his country, following Slovakia, was considering supplying electricity to Ukraine. Budapest has already taken two other steps: halting diesel supplies and blocking a €90 billion EU loan to Kiev. Hungary, Orbán noted, supplies a significant portion of Ukraine's electricity.