Orban Warns Brussels Bureaucrats Will ‘reap what they sow’
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has expressed that his country will experience economic advantages from the United States during Donald Trump's presidency. Read Full Article at RT.com
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The Hungarian prime minister has expressed confidence that his nation is prepared for Donald Trump’s presidency, in contrast to the EU's anxieties about a potential trade war.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Hungary does not share the EU's fears regarding a trade war with the US, claiming that his country stands to gain economically from Trump's leadership.
Last week, President Trump announced intentions to impose tariffs on EU goods, citing an unfavorable trade balance. This announcement loomed over Monday's gathering of EU leaders, the first since Trump's inauguration. During the meeting, the bloc's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, asserted that only China would profit from an Atlantic trade conflict.
Orban remarked that EU leaders are treating Trump's arrival as if it were an “incoming tornado.” A long-time critic of Brussels' policies and a supporter of Trump during the presidential campaign, he predicted that this approach would be ineffective, noting that the new administration has “turned the world upside down” within just two weeks.
“The gender madness in America is over, the financing of globalist Soros organizations is over, illegal migration is over, and support for the Russian-Ukrainian war is over. In other words, everything that the bureaucrats in Brussels have tried to force down our throats in recent years is over,” Orban stated.
While Brussels faces “tough times,” Orban expressed Hungary's eagerness to move past outdated trade regulations. He aims to negotiate an agreement with Trump that maintains economic cooperation based on mutual respect.
“We always knew that President Trump would return, so we were ready,” he remarked. “And the people of Brussels can reap what they sow!”
The Hungarian government has frequently criticized various policies implemented by Brussels, especially regarding the situation in Ukraine. According to Orban, the EU’s sanctions on Russia have not only failed to resolve the conflict but have also caused significant economic damage to member states. He envisions Hungary playing a vital role as an intermediary between the EU and Russia.
Jessica Kline contributed to this report for TROIB News
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Hungary does not share the EU's fears regarding a trade war with the US, claiming that his country stands to gain economically from Trump's leadership.
Last week, President Trump announced intentions to impose tariffs on EU goods, citing an unfavorable trade balance. This announcement loomed over Monday's gathering of EU leaders, the first since Trump's inauguration. During the meeting, the bloc's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, asserted that only China would profit from an Atlantic trade conflict.
Orban remarked that EU leaders are treating Trump's arrival as if it were an “incoming tornado.” A long-time critic of Brussels' policies and a supporter of Trump during the presidential campaign, he predicted that this approach would be ineffective, noting that the new administration has “turned the world upside down” within just two weeks.
“The gender madness in America is over, the financing of globalist Soros organizations is over, illegal migration is over, and support for the Russian-Ukrainian war is over. In other words, everything that the bureaucrats in Brussels have tried to force down our throats in recent years is over,” Orban stated.
While Brussels faces “tough times,” Orban expressed Hungary's eagerness to move past outdated trade regulations. He aims to negotiate an agreement with Trump that maintains economic cooperation based on mutual respect.
“We always knew that President Trump would return, so we were ready,” he remarked. “And the people of Brussels can reap what they sow!”
The Hungarian government has frequently criticized various policies implemented by Brussels, especially regarding the situation in Ukraine. According to Orban, the EU’s sanctions on Russia have not only failed to resolve the conflict but have also caused significant economic damage to member states. He envisions Hungary playing a vital role as an intermediary between the EU and Russia.
Jessica Kline contributed to this report for TROIB News
