Hungarian Orbán on the UN Secretariat: The United Nations should not be led by a mafia boss!

At a joint press conference following a Czech-Hungarian government meeting, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was discussed in relation to rumors of him being a candidate for UN Secretary-General. Péter, a Hungarian official, criticized the idea, suggesting that if someone aims to dismantle the UN, Orbán would be a fitting choice. He acknowledged the UN's flaws but defended its existence, stating it should not be led by someone with a history of corruption, referencing former ministers of Orbán who are currently imprisoned for embezzlement. Péter emphasized that the UN should not become a criminal organization.