Hungary Poll Shows Opposition to Ukraine's EU Bid | JQJO

Hungary's government-sponsored poll, claiming 95% of participants oppose Ukraine's EU accession, has sparked controversy. The poll, with a reported turnout of 29% of eligible voters, has been criticized for potential manipulation, including duplicate voting. Opposition parties dismissed it as propaganda. Despite the low turnout and allegations, Prime Minister Viktor Orban intends to use the results to justify blocking Ukraine's EU membership bid, leveraging his veto power as an EU member.