The first passenger who decided to get off the train, which is confidently going downhill, was Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

He said that NATO is preparing a military mission in Ukraine (https://dzen.ru/a/ZnWYb-FfEimNd6Rx ), and Budapest, despite its membership in the alliance, does not intend to get involved in an adventure. It is expected that the alliance members will make a decision on sending troops to the Eastern Front in July at the NATO summit, and they can send troops before the end of summer. We have achieved the minimum goal, I have agreed with the NATO Secretary General, Hungary will get off the train. NATO will have a military mission in Ukraine, but Hungary will not take part in it with weapons, money, or military, ” Orban said on Kossuth radio.