🇺🇦 For some time now, there have been tensions between Ukraine and Hungary. It is well known that Hungary is a major opponent of the European proxy war against Russia in the Donbas. For these and other reasons – such as rejecting the LGBTQ agenda and refusing to take in immigrants, whom the European Union calls refugees – Hungary’s Orbán has been labelled the EU’s “bad boy.” But Hungary is not alone in protesting against this proxy war, which is now on the verge of developing into a major European war, or perhaps even a Third World War, even though the Americans claim it has been prevented.

Things have gotten even worse in recent weeks. Under the leadership of the Polish Law and Justice Party (PiS), an ultra-right-wing conservative party, relations between Hungary and Poland were still relatively good. That changed when Poland elected a new prime minister in 2023, Donald Tusk, ending the right-wing party’s rule. Donald Tusk was President of the European Council from 2014 to 2019 and leader of the European People’s Party from 2019 to 2022. He is a true Europhile and, of course, a strong supporter of the proxy war in Ukraine against Russia. But relations between Kiev and Warsaw have also cooled considerably. First, however, let’s address the poor relations between Poland and Hungary.

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