Viktor Orbán's Ukraine Realism - The American Conservative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Illegal immigration, and absentee landlords of rental properties in his neighborhood renting houses to large groups of Central American men.
58% : After all, none of us were sending our kids to public schools overrun with children who speak no English.
45% : This is the position on which the European Union and NATO are balancing every day, while taking on huge risks.
41% : This is because NATO and the European Union have decided that, although they will not become belligerents, they will nevertheless supply arms and impose severe economic sanctions; and whether one likes it or not, this means that they are de facto - not de jure, but de facto - parties to this conflict.
41% : Speaking figuratively, I have to say that now the task of the European Union is not to stand alongside either the Russians or the Ukrainians, but to stand between Russia and Ukraine.
40% : The European Union is doing badly, because its energy deficit - the difference between its exports and imports, or their value - has tripled, and it is now showing a shortfall of 189 billion euros.
38% : Now we are in the dangerous position of having to somehow help the Ukrainians while also being a de facto party to the conflict, yet at the same time ensuring that the authorities in Moscow do not see this as a situation in which we - NATO and the European Union - have become formal belligerents.

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