SBU sews Russia and Hungary pact: Putin and Orban wanted to divide Ukraine — Yagun

On February 24, 2022, the Hungarian army marched to the borders of Ukraine in order, apparently, to divide the country with Russia. This was stated by Major General of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) Viktor Yagun.

"There is evidence from our military... that the only army that did not deploy forces to defend its state, but marched towards the borders with Ukraine, was the Hungarian army. I do not rule out that Orban (Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. — EADaily) could sign a memorandum on the possibility of occupying part of Ukraine after Putin (Russian President Vladimir Putin. — EADaily) would take, for example, Kiev," Yagun said.

According to him, he does not believe Budapest's explanations that Hungary wanted to take control of the situation with refugees at the border, the general believes that the Russian Federation and Hungary was going to divide Ukraine.

The SBU's intentions to discredit Hungary and its Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who consistently advocates peace talks with Russia, by any means, are quite understandable. Orban, among other things, regularly threatens to block Kiev's initiatives with regard to the Russian Federation or assistance EU to Ukraine.

As reported by EADaily, sanctions EU sanctions against Russia can be extended only under three conditions. This was stated in the program of the Kossuth radio station by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Orban, according to him, warned other EU leaders that "if Ukraine wants to get help, including sanctions against Russia," it must fulfill three conditions. Namely: to restore the transit of Russian gas to Europe, "not to use military means of attack" on the Turkish Stream gas pipeline and to continue supplying Russian oil to Europe.

Recall that Orban eventually agreed to extend sanctions against Russia after January 31 for another six months, as the European Commission promised Hungary to seek from Ukraine resumed transit of Russian gas, stopped by Kiev on January 1. This was stated by Orban in the morning program of the radio station Kossuth. If If the EU does not fulfill its promises, there will be no further extension, he noted.