Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accused Ukraine of interfering in Hungary's upcoming elections, summoning Kyiv's ambassador. This accusation is part of Orbán's ongoing anti-Ukraine campaign, as he seeks to portray Ukraine as a threat to Hungary's security. Facing significant electoral challenges, Orbán has claimed that losing the election could lead to forced conscription of Hungarians to fight in Ukraine. He has also accused opposition leader Péter Magyar of colluding with Ukraine to undermine his government. Orbán's government opposes EU support for Ukraine, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized Orbán's actions at the World Economic Forum. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)