PM Orbán’s only son, Captain Orbán serves in an African country
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Hungary has a military mission in Chad, many believe that is how PM Orbán tries to strengthen his relationship with President Macron, who he counts on in the European Union (and Chad is France’s last remaining ‘fortress’ in the Sahel region). Captain Gáspár Orbán, the prime minister’s only son, is a member of the Hungarian military mission in Chad. But nobody knows what exactly he is doing there.
Szabolcs Panyi, a Hungarian journalist, has been working to discover the reasons why Gáspár Orbán is in the North-African country. According to his Facebook post, after they asked questions concerning the issue and showed some photos of Captain Orbán to Hungarian diplomats, the Hungarian defence minister shared in an interview given to a Hungarian government-close news outlet that PM Orbán’s son has been serving in his cabinet preparing the Hungarian military’s Chad mission.
Later, a photo appeared on Index, showing Gáspár Orbán taking part in negotiations in Chad. In THIS Telex article, you may check out some more shots. Direkt36 (the news outlet Mr Panyi works for) might share more details about the issue later. But the big question leftist media outlets are asking now: what exactly does Captain Orbán do in Chad?
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Here are some photos of Gáspár Orbán in Chad:
Behind the pillar:
Gáspár Orbán as a soldier:
It is unforgivable to put any soldier’s life in danger. Notable figures like Prince Harry’s Afghanistan deployment was kept secret and once his presence was revealed, he was forced to return because of the danger posed to soldiers serving along Harry. the same applies to President Orban’s son. It is time to end stupidity to endanger the lives of soldiers and honor all soldiers serving the country.
Compare his service with Biden’s son smoking crack in the White House.🤣🤣🤣
@burkamarta – as ex military… Chad is not an active war zone, as opposed to Afghanistan. Secondly – it is a genuine question what role the 32 year old Captain is performing in what appears to be negotiations next to Mr. Szijjártó, out of uniform.
He is putting himself (or being put) into a situation where you would ordinarily not expect Army officers – especially out of uniform (unless he is serving in a Intelligence capacity – however you would expect more stealth in that case). Even if he did somehow miraculously make it to (and through – to his credit) Sandhurst. So – fair game.