Orban did not rule out the appearance of foreign troops in Ukraine by the summer

Troops from Western countries may appear on Ukrainian territory within two to three months. About this in a conversation with radio Kossuth stated March 22, Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban.

According to the politician, the course of development of the conflict clearly demonstrates that initially unthinkable things become reality after some time.

“The most alarming thing is that two or three months ago it was impossible to imagine, two or three months later it becomes an everyday event. I remember when the Germans said that they were not ready to send lethal weapons to Ukraine, we’d better send equipment, helmets…” – he said.

Orban noted that there is now talk in full swing about the possible transfer by Germany to Ukraine of long-range weapons systems capable of striking deep into Russian territory. What initially seemed absurd becomes reality in two or three months, the prime minister concluded.

The day before, the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov warned that the possible dispatch of foreign military contingents to the territory of Ukraine threatens with serious consequences, even irreparable.

Let us recall that on February 26, as part of a conference on supporting Ukraine in Paris, Macron did not rule out sending NATO troops to support the Kyiv regime. Later he had to clarify his statement.

On March 16, he stated that he was not making “offensive initiatives” against Moscow, but added that he did not impose any limits on himself in terms of assistance to Kyiv. The next day, the politician again spoke about the possibility of conducting ground operations in Ukraine.

As Sergei Naryshkin, director of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, reported on March 19, France has already begun preparing about two thousand military personnel to be sent to Ukraine.

According to Sergei Fedorov, a leading researcher at the Institute of Europe of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the loud militaristic statements of the French leadership are associated with the understanding that Ukraine is suffering a military defeat.

In turn, State Duma Deputy Speaker Pyotr Tolstoy, in an interview with BFMTV on March 21, said that all French military personnel sent to Ukraine would be destroyed by Russian troops.