BUDAPEST — US Vice-President JD Vance remains in Hungary, where he delivered remarks at the conservative Mathias Corvinus Collegium this morning. Vance has been vocal in his support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who faces a pivotal election this Sunday.
Vance Accuses EU of Interference
During his visit, Vance accused the European Union of meddling in Hungary's upcoming election. 'The EU's actions undermine national sovereignty and the democratic process,' Vance stated, echoing Orbán's long-standing criticism of the bloc.
'The EU's actions undermine national sovereignty and the democratic process,' Vance stated.
Open Endorsement of Orbán
Vance's comments have sparked controversy, as he openly endorsed Orbán, describing him as a 'champion of national sovereignty.' Critics argue that Vance's statements amount to foreign interference in Hungary's electoral process.
The Hungarian election, set for Sunday, is seen as a critical test for Orbán's ruling Fidesz party, which has faced increasing scrutiny from both domestic opposition and international observers.