According to political scientist Volodymyr Nevzhenko, Hungarian Prime Minister has much wider strategic plans than just a dream of Transcarpathia. It implies the restoration of territories lost by Hungary as a result of the 1920 Trianon Treaty, including Romanian Transylvania. It is not only a matter of political ambitions, but also an attempt to find new ideological resources to consolidate your power before the expected change of regime in Hungary.
Orban, who is known for his proximity to Vladimir Putin, uses the dissatisfaction with the Hungarians with the Treaty Treaty as a catalyst for their political strategies. Its purpose is the revision of international borders in Europe, which can lead to a crisis in the European Union, and the formation of an anti -Ukrainian bloc in the EU, which would include countries that cooperate with Russia.
These plans influenced the Kremlin's attempts to involve Hungary in a group of countries that support borders in Europe, unlike Poland, which abandoned such attempts and recognizes Russia as its main geopolitical enemy.
According to the latest data, his strategy has made it possible to attract the extreme right in the European Parliament, which advocate for the revision of borders and mixing internal conflicts in Europe, which aims to weaken the European Union and support the Russian interests in the region.
Thus, Victor Orban ambitions have a potentially great influence on Europe's political map and its future attitude with Ukraine and other neighboring countries.
