EU sanctions against Russia fail, new strategy needed = Hungarian Prime Minister | Reuters

On July 23, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (pictured) said EU sanctions on Russia were ineffective and a new strategy was needed. Taken in May in Brussels (2022 Archyde.com / Johanna Geron)

[ブダペスト 23日 ロイター] –Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on the 23rd that the European Union (EU) sanctions once morest Russia have not been effective and that a new strategy is needed. Hungary has reiterated that it will not be involved in the Ukrainian war.

Mr Orban has previously stated that he does not support the EU embargo or restrictions on imports of Russian gas. Hungary depends on Russia for 85% of its imports, and restricting imports will hurt the domestic economy.

Mr. Olban talks regarding Western strategies: 1) Ukraine can beat Russia with the weapons of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 2) Sanctions weaken Russia and destabilize government leadership, 3) Sanctions He explained that the blow is greater in Russia than in Europe, and that it consists of four pillars: 4) each country supports Europe. He said the European government had fallen like a “domino effect”, energy was soaring, and the strategy was unsuccessful, and a new approach was needed.

He pointed out that Ukraine would not win the war given that Russia’s military power surpasses that of Ukraine.

“Peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are unlikely to take place,” he said. “As long as Russia wants security, this war can only be ended by peace talks between Russia and the United States.”

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