Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has asserted that 95% of voters in a recent, widely disputed referendum oppose Ukraine’s accession to the European Union. The referendum, which has drawn significant attention amid rising tensions in Eastern Europe, has been met with skepticism from both domestic and international observers regarding its legitimacy and accuracy. This development adds a contentious chapter to the ongoing debate over Ukraine’s EU ambitions and Hungary’s role within the bloc.
Orban Cites Overwhelming Opposition in Referendum Against Ukraine EU Membership
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has cited a striking 95% opposition rate against Ukraine’s EU membership in a recent referendum held within Hungary. Despite widespread international attention and criticism, Orbán insists the results signify a clear rebuke of Kyiv’s aspirations to join the bloc. According to official statements, voter turnout supposedly surpassed 50%, lending further weight to…
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Author : Mia Garcia
Publish date : 2025-07-01 10:39:00
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