"Hungary's pro-government media is waging a campaign against Ukraine's EU accession, depicting it as a mafia-infested nation that threatens Hungarian public security and health."
"Prime Minister Viktor Orban intensifies his anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, branding Ukraine as the 'center of drug trafficking' in Eastern Europe while warning of dire consequences if they join the EU."
Hungary's government, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, is conducting a strong campaign against Ukraine's EU accession, showcasing a negative portrayal of Ukraine as a hub for drug trafficking and organized crime. Using pro-government media, these efforts intensify fears about public security and health in Hungary should Ukraine join the EU. The discourse has taken a sharp turn, marked by racist undertones and unfounded allegations, calling into question the motivations of the Hungarian government and its longstanding anti-Ukrainian stance. Citizens will vote on their support for Ukraine's EU membership by June 20, amidst this escalating propaganda.
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