Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Orbán would benefit from his masterful veto and blackmailing skills as UN Secretary-General

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba commented on reports of Viktor Orbán's potential candidacy for UN Secretary-General, suggesting his skills in vetoing and manipulation could be beneficial. He referenced an incident where Orbán left an EU Council meeting before a vote on Ukraine's accession talks, implying a lack of seriousness. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk reacted humorously to the speculation, stating he had not heard of it. The discussion arose after reports indicated that the Trump administration, along with Russia and China, supports Orbán's candidacy as António Guterres' term ends. Orbán previously criticized those seeking UN positions as having "aberrant ambitions."