Orbán Warns of Possible Ukrainian Attack on Hungarian Targets, Rejects Election Postponement

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has spoken about a possible Ukrainian attack on Hungarian targets but has rejected the idea of postponing elections, as part of the weekly summary of the Hungarian pre-election campaign.

5 Mar, 19:43 — 5 Mar, 19:43

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Orbán warns of a possible Ukrainian attack on Hungarian targets, but rules out postponing the election (38 days until the election)

Our Thursday series sums up and explains the most important public affairs events of the week from Hungary. We accompany our readers along the historic road leading to Hungary’s April 2026 election – a journey unlike anything our region has experienced in the past decade and a half. This week we cover the following: Orbán Does Not […]

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Orbán Warns of Possible Ukrainian Attack on Hungarian Targets, Rejects Election Postponement

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Orbán warns of a possible Ukrainian attack on Hungarian targets, but rules out postponing the election (38 days until the election)

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