Enough of the sanctions, the Hungarian veto is correct!

 

Statement of the Hungarian Community for Peace

The Hungarian Community for Peace welcomes the fact that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán wants to stop the anti-Russian sanctions policy and [initiate] a policy of peace. We consider it a reasonable, courageous move for the Prime Minister to veto another package of sanctions wanted by the hawks of the European Union, signaling that Hungary has not been let down by its life instinct to say no to the masochist madness that has taken over the European Union. 

We also welcome the fact that the government is paving the way for peaceful co-operation instead of Finland and Sweden joining NATO, and, unlike those obsessed with war, asks why it would not be possible to negotiate the recognition of Russia's legitimate security demands, the mutual guarantee of security! 

The Community for Peace believes that Hungary must have good relations with both the East and the West! The spirit of reconciliation must prevail over the EU and NATO pro-war leadership blinded by Russian hatred. The Hungarian example is contagious.

Normal thinking is starting to make its way elsewhere as well. People nowhere want to get cold and hungry, and they ask whom and what the sanctions are good for. Our confrontation with the sanctions policy also poses a serious task for Hungarian governmental and civilian diplomacy. 

We must act as a mediator between the EU and Russia, NATO and Russia. This can be successful if the government becomes a committed believer in East-West cooperation instead of the “Kállay double dance”. 

The better future of our country is revealed in peaceful cooperation. 

Budapest, 24th June 2022