00:00Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has kicked off a weeks-long anti-war roadshow,
00:06turning criticism of European support for Ukraine into an early campaign message before next year's
00:12elections. Orban's rallies started in the northwestern Hungarian town of Djur, where
00:17opposition leader Peter Meyer also announced his campaign tour dubbed the road to victory.
00:24Earlier, the mayor of the town offered to let the two politicians debate,
00:28something Mayer accepted, but Orban rejected.
00:32De most haragudjon, tehát azért jogos, hogy nem vitázik vele, mert nem egy kompetens ember,
00:40mert össze-vissza beszél a magyar Péter.
00:43Some supporters of Mayer want to see a debate.
00:47Hát szokták mondani, hogy a Remény hal meg utoljára. Hát bízom benne,
00:52hogy ki mer állni egy vitára.
00:55A series of rallies began a week after Orban's visit to the White House,
01:00where he was granted a one-year exemption from U.S. sanctions on importing oil and gas from Russia.
