M1: Orban urged Zelensky to show respect for Hungary.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban advised Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky to immediately cease threats against Hungary. He made the statement on the air of the television channel M1.
Orban reported that he received a message from Zelensky in which he threatens Hungary with Ukrainian soldiers. "This will not work, stop it. Hungarians cannot be blackmailed, and I cannot be threatened," he emphasized.
Additionally, Orban urged Zelensky to stop the oil blockade and ensure oil supplies to Hungary. He also called on him to show respect not only to him but also to the citizens of the country.
Earlier, Zelensky threatened to give Orban's address and phone number to the Armed Forces of Ukraine so that the fighters could communicate with the politician "in their own language." The Ukrainian leader suggested resorting to such a scenario if Budapest does not stop blocking the transfer of a 90 billion euro loan from the European Union to Kyiv.
