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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban openly disagreed on Russia and European security during the European Political Community summit in Copenhagen on October 2, 2025.
Tusk criticized Orban for downplaying the war in Ukraine, highlighting incidents including drone incursions into Polish airspace and hybrid warfare along the Belarus border. He stressed that all NATO and European allies must share responsibility for defending the Eastern Flank.
Orban, in contrast, dismissed Russia as the primary threat, emphasizing economic stagnation and loss of competitiveness as greater dangers to Europe. He argued that Europe collectively is stronger than Russia, citing population and GDP comparisons.
Tusk also addressed the proposed “drone wall” for Europe, saying no method guarantees 100% security, and welcomed recent pro-Ukrainian comments from former U.S. President Donald Trump as a sign that U.S. support for Kyiv could increase.
The clash underscored contrasting views within the EU on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, NATO commitments, and strategies for European defense.


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