Marine Le Pen expressed her concern about the escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly due to the repercussions on global energy supplies. She criticized the United States for their “erratic wartime goals” and deemed the Iranian regime as “extremely solid.”
Regarding the conflict sparked by the US and Israel, Le Pen emphasized the unexpected magnitude of the war’s impact on the Gulf region. She also defended her support for Viktor Orban, citing his resistance to the European Commission and his stance on energy supplies from Russia to Hungary.
Le Pen visited Budapest to show her support for Orban during a crucial phase of elections, emphasizing the importance of backing allies in electoral situations. While supporting Orban as a symbol of resistance, she clarified that she does not interfere in Hungary’s internal affairs.
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