Orban: Russia's Successes in Ukraine Leads to Serious Problems for NATO

The Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, confirmed that in the event of Russia's victory in Ukraine, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization "NATO" countries will then ask whether or not to send their forces to help Kyiv, warning the Europeans of the destruction of their countries.

Orban said in an interview with The American Conservative: "If the upcoming Russian spring offensive succeeds, NATO countries will be asked the question: Should they send soldiers to fight for Ukraine?"

Orban stressed that the population of the United States does not think about it.

And he added: "But this matter grows in the minds of an increasing number of Europeans, whose countries will be destroyed if the war expands."