Hungarian Prime Minister opposes Viktor Orban's candidacy for UN Secretary-General

During a visit to Prague, Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar commented on reports that the U.S. is promoting former Prime Minister Viktor Orban for the UN Secretary-General position. He expressed that while no one seeks to dismantle the UN, appointing Orban would be detrimental, as he is linked to criminal organizations. Reports suggest that Orban is a candidate backed by the U.S., Russia, and China, with the Trump administration allegedly encouraging his candidacy. Ukrainian and Polish officials have voiced their opposition to Orban's potential nomination, citing concerns over his past actions and influence within the EU.