Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán, a Putin ally, called Zelenskyy one of his 'opponents' in his reelection victory speech

In his victory speech after being reelected to a fourth term, Hungary's authoritarian prime minister referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as one of his enemies.

We never had left-wing politicians in his country, the international media, or the Ukrainian president listed as his opponents in his Sunday night speech.

The EU sanctions against Russia were supported by Orb, but he refused to let military aid from other countries pass through Hungary to reach Ukraine.

Orb has been an outlier in an otherwise united EU, openly criticizes the president of Ukraine. He was the only EU leader to criticize Zelenskyy.

According to The Guardian, Orbenau said he would veto steps to reduce Hungary's dependence on Russian energy supplies, a move that major European countries, including Germany, have taken recently.

He was under pressure because of his close relationship with Putin.

Zelenskyy said Orb was an outlier in Europe's response to Russia's invasion.

Zelenskyy said that he is the only one in Europe who supports Mr. Putin.

He told Orb to decide who he was with last month.

Orb has been endorsed by former President Donald Trump.