The European Union has decided to relocate its upcoming meetings of foreign and defense ministers from Budapest to Brussels in response to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's controversial comments regarding the EU's stance on the war in Ukraine.
Orbán's assertion that the EU has a 'pro-war policy' has drawn criticism from EU leaders, prompting the bloc's top diplomat to take action. EU's chief diplomat, Borrell, emphasized that the EU's foreign policy is not pro-war and condemned Orbán's remarks, stating that 'the only one who is pro-war is Putin.'
