Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said, “What is happening in Brussels and Washington today – perhaps more so in Brussels than in Washington – is a kind of attunement to a possible direct military conflict. We can call it a series of preparations for Europe’s entry into war.” He stated unequivocally that Hungary will not follow this pro-war policy and that, as a result, his country must redefine its position within NATO, which was intended as a defensive alliance.