Massive Peace March in Budapest Opposes Hungarian Involvement in Ukraine Conflict, NATO Actions, Viktor Orbán Speaks

Jun 1, 2024, 01:08 PM

A massive peace march took place in Budapest, Hungary, this afternoon, with tens of thousands of participants opposing Hungarian involvement in the Ukraine conflict and NATO's actions in Europe. The event, which attracted between 200,000 to 300,000 people, concluded on Margaret Island where Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a speech. Organizers emphasized that the march drew Hungarians from various regions, united in their support for Orbán's policies and their opposition to what they perceive as NATO's provocation of war in Europe. The event was also referred to as a 'No War' march.