Orban made an unexpected statement regarding Ukraine's struggle against the Russian Federation

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared his readiness to help Ukraine, but emphasized that he would not give advice on waging war with Russia.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that he never told Ukrainians what to do in the context of the war with Russia, but was ready to help in a “neighborly” way.

He said this at a press conference after the informal EU summit in Budapest.

Orban noted that Ukraine is a sovereign country and what Ukraine does belongs exclusively to Ukrainians.

“They decided to fight and they fought heroically, it's up to them to decide whether to continue or not,” he said.

According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, his efforts are aimed only at isolating Hungary from the danger of war and a possible situation that will have a negative impact on Hungary.

“In July, I went to Kyiv and Moscow, I was harsh…