“As part of the series of fearmongering reports that seek to convince unknowing Hungarians that the West has fallen to Islamic hordes and Hungary is the last safe haven, M1 interviewed the woman, Natalie Contessa”
1.24 Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó〜in Moscow for a meeting with〜Lavrov, told〜 Kommersant that the sanctions, 〜are “ineffective and harmful”but he hopes talks between Russia&USA will lead to the EU easing the measures 2月2日プーチン ブダペスト訪問
10.27 In 2014, a website and Facebook page set up by Győrkös posted an article with three “reader-submitted” pictures of tanks being transported by train through Hungary. The Russian foreign ministry, citing the article, then accused Hungary of transporting weapons to Ukraine.
10.26 Győrkös was connected to militant nationalist (Hungarista) groups in the1990s,&founded the neo-Nazi group Hungarian National Frontline (MNA) in1989.The group held training camps for German &Hungarian neo-Nazis in Bőny on land owned by Győrkös／キャンプで実弾使用／オルバン
Huxit／ Totally eurosceptic Hungarians, on the other hand, are not very common: only 11 percent of the population thinks that being a member of the EU is an absolute mistake. Most of them are middle-aged males with poor education and they mostly live in eastern Hungary, at least according to 〜
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