Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto was speaking to journalists about the international developments after the Hungarian parliamentary elections.
Following the historically important Hungarian elections that resulted in a historic victory, European developments are evolving “in a quite interesting manner”, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto told a press conference, Kormany.hu reports.
He listed for major points: some people are calling into question the final result of the Hungarian election despite the fact that there was a difference of 1.7 million votes between the first and second placed parties; the procedure against Hungary by the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) just four days after the elections; a week after the elections George Soros travelled to Brussels to hold talks with the Vice President of the European Commission, and finally, one day after George Soros’s visit to Brussels, the European Parliament held a plenary session on the UN Global Compact for Migration.
“No matter how many times George Soros goes to Brussels, no matter how many times the issue of illegal immigration is placed on the agenda, and no matter how many allies George Soros has in Brussels, we will not back down. Illegal immigrants will continue to not be allowed entry into Hungary in future”, he said.
