Orbán: NATO Cannot Tolerate an External Intelligence Operation Against One of Its Member States

The Prime Minister spoke about this before his meeting with the NATO Secretary General, but did not mention the alleged Hungarian agents arrested in Transcarpathia.

On Friday, the Hungarian Prime Minister released a video for the European Political Community summit in Tirana, in which, when asked what the topic of his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte would be, he replied: Ukrainians would be on the agenda. According to Viktor Orbán, it is unprecedented that a non-NATO member state – which is supposedly striving for good relations with NATO – is carrying out secret service operations against Hu…