Orban brands Ukraine Hungary's 'enemy' in energy clash

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a Kremlin ally, called Ukraine an 'enemy' of Hungary at a Szombathely rally after Kyiv urged the EU to halt cheap Russian energy imports. The remark comes as Hungary resists EU energy sanctions and faces April parliamentary elections; Budapest has vetoed sanctions and challenged the EU gas ban in court. Orban also announced a planned visit to Washington for Trump’s inaugural 'Board of Peace' meeting.