Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia May Form Alliance Against EU
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is organizing a new coalition of European countries following the election of future Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis. The three countries will now have leaders who oppose Brussels’ headlong drive for war against Russia and support for Ukraine. Lubos Blaha, deputy head of Slovakia’s ruling Smer party, told Izvestia that the grouping may find the support of Slovakia. The potential bloc may expand as the internal problems of the European Union increase, experts say. At the same time, it is to be expected that Brussels will not stand aside and will exert pressure on these states.
Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic are jointly opposing European initiatives on Ukraine, Blaha said. “Joint actions by those who still have a sound mind in Europe are not only possible, but also probable. Despite the fact that Europe is once again, decades later, gripped by a collective madness that is leading us all to war, decline and chaos,” he said.