Survey: 98% of Hungarians want to stay out of military conflict
Csaba DΓΆmΓΆtΓΆr, state secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office, on Saturday said that PΓ©ter MΓ‘rki-Zay, the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, confirmed “he would send weapons to the Ukrainian theatre” in a German newspaper.
In a video message posted on Facebook, DΓΆmΓΆtΓΆr called the remarks a “grave irresponsibility”.
“We are concerned for Ukraine, the prime minister has condemned Russia’s military operation, but we have a fundamental interest in peace,” DΓΆmΓΆtΓΆr said.
“We must do everything we can to ensure the security of Hungary and the Hungarian people,” he added.
He called on “every public figure” in Hungary to refrain from making “irresponsible statements that pose a danger in the current situation”.
Meanwhile Hungary’s security is a priority for most of its citizens, as nine out of ten believe the country should not be dragged into an armed conflict, SzΓ‘zadvΓ©g Foundation said on Sunday, revealing the results of its latest survey of public opinion.
The survey, conducted after the launch of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, shows “social consensus on Hungary staying out of the war”, SzΓ‘zadvΓ©g said.
Around 98 percent of respondents said every effort must be made to keep Hungary out of the armed conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Just 1pc supported Hungary’s participation in the war.

Read alsoPM OrbΓ‘n: Hungary a “friendly place” for refugees from Ukraine
Source: MTI
please make a donation here
Hot news
Hungarian real estate market prognosis: brutal price falls and partial collapse
Planet Budapest 2023 will open soon
Fidesz parl group leader: “we are waiting for explanation on Swedish film about Hungary”
Hungarian border protection cure for illegal migration
What happened today in Hungary? 21 September, 2023
FerencvΓ‘ros started the European Conference League with a win