Orban Orders Security Amid Ukraine Election Tensions in Hungary

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban orders extra security, alleging a plot by Ukraine to attack his country ahead of high-stakes April elections.

Facing a crucial test in the upcoming parliamentary elections, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has ordered increased security measures, alleging that Ukraine is plotting attacks against his country. Orban, whose right-wing Fidesz party has dominated Hungarian politics for over a decade, is grappling with his strongest challenge yet in the elections scheduled for April 12.

In a televised address, Orban claimed that his government had obtained intelligence indicating that Ukraine was planning

Controversial Hungarian Leader Increases Security Amid Ukraine Tensions

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