Hungary is sending further aid consignments to Ukraine

2022. március 18.

Hungary is sending further aid consignments to Ukraine, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated on Friday.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s inspection at the Hungarian-Ukrainian border

2022. március 18.

On Friday morning, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conducted an inspection at the Hungarian-Ukrainian border in Barabás, Bertalan Havasi, the head of the Press Office of the Prime Minister informed the Hungarian news agency MTI.

We will organise next week’s defence efforts in coming three days

2022. március 16.

In the coming three days, we will organise next week’s defence efforts in order to maintain our continued ability to help everyone in trouble, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Wednesday afternoon on the way to the Debrecen barracks.

Press statement by Viktor Orbán following an inspection of the Hungarian-Ukrainian border

2022. február 26.

Beregsurány, 26th February 2022

Pressure on border will increase

2021. szeptember 23.

Those who are leaving Afghanistan will try to get in through the southern border of Hungary; the pressure on the border will increase, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Wednesday in Röszke after he had visited the Hungarian-Serbian border in the company of his Czech counterpart Andrej Babis.

Europe is full

2018. március 22.

After a meeting of the leadership of the European People’s Party in Brussels on Thursday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that “Europe is full”.

If there were no fence, tens of thousands of migrants would be arriving in Hungary each year

2018. március 17.

Defending the border is a national task

2017. július 21.

On the Kossuth Radio programme “180 Minutes” on Friday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that a country which is unable to defend its border is no country at all.

Viktor Orbán’s speech at the ceremonial swearing-in of new border hunters

2017. március 8.

Budapest, 7 March 2017

Border protection continues to remain a priority national security issue

2017. január 12.

In Budapest on Thursday, at the ceremonial swearing-in of police officers who took part in the first phase of border guard training, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that the intense migration pressure on the Hungarian borders will not end within the next few years, and therefore border protection continues to remain a priority national security issue.