Orban published '12 demands to Brussels' with the thesis 'Union without Ukraine'.

Orban demands a 'Europe of nations' and the exclusion of Soros agents from the European Commission

Regarding his demands to the European Union and to the European Commission, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wrote on his Facebook page. He emphasized that Hungary needs the creation of a 'Europe of nations' and to ensure sovereignty for countries with 'strong veto power for national governments.' Orban also demands the exclusion of Soros agents from the European Commission and to get rid of corrupt lobbyists in parliament. Also on the list of demands is a prohibition of 'unnatural re-education' of children and the protection of 'Christian heritage of Europe.' Interestingly, Orban demands a 'Union, but without Ukraine.'

Today, March 15, Hungary celebrates the anniversary of the revolution of 1848-49. This revolution caused radical changes in the socio-political life of Hungary, led to the proclamation of the country's independence from the Habsburgs and the creation of a democratic state.

In his demands, Orban refers to the historical '12 points' that were the demands of the leaders of the Hungarian revolution. At this moment, near the place where Orban is to give a speech on the anniversary, flyers with his new '12 points' are being distributed.

It is worth noting that Hungary and Slovakia have refused to support Ukraine.