Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed the escalating dangers of the Russian-Ukrainian war during an interview, emphasizing Hungary's risks due to the conflict. He highlighted the need for a sensible approach and the importance of the upcoming months, suggesting that peace may be achievable after Donald Trump's inauguration. Orbán convened a defense council to assess Hungary's position and the implications of U.S. involvement in the war. He criticized the International Criminal Court's actions against Israeli leaders, calling them cynical and politically motivated. Orbán reiterated that the war's resolution is crucial for Hungary's economic stability. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)