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During an interview he gave at Kossuth Radio, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban said that the Russo-Ukrainian war could go on for a while, which will make 2023 and the ensuing years increasingly unstable.
Orban is particularly concerned with inflation, which is greatly impacting his country and the rest of the Collective West.
“This is an inflation caused by war… it is different from inflation in the time of peace. Energy prices are rising partly because of the war, and partly due to the Western sanctions.”
Orban added that “the government adopted a budget which can handle the inflation caused by the war.” In addition, the Hungarian leader said that the government moved to create a fund for utility cuts and a separate one for national defense.
