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Soros is out — Zelensky is in. Orban's party has new face for its old trick
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Soros is out — Zelensky is in. Orban's party has new face for its old trick

by Erik Uszkiewicz

Since Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban returned to power 16 years ago, we have witnessed a dramatic change in his political stance towards Russia and the strengthening of Hungary's relationship with the Putin regime. The mouthpieces of the government and the propaganda machinery have moved from a critical position to open admiration towards the Russian strongman and the Russian Federation, which they see ready to take swift and decisive actions and describe as one of the last guardians of

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