Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called Ukraine a national 'enemy' at a political rally.
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Orbán called Ukraine a national 'enemy'
Orbán said that Ukraine is constantly pressuring Brussels to cut Hungary off from cheap Russian energy, which would push up utility prices for Hungarian consumers.
Orbán claimed that Hungarian families will be paying an extra 1 million forints (about €2,600) a year for utilities if utility prices are not kept low.
Orbán said that while Ukraine's proximity to Hungary means that cooperation is necessary, Ukraine should not be allowed to join the EU.
Orban declared Ukraine an 'enemy' of Hungary during a speech at a rally on Feb. 7
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