In Budapest, a man spat at Peter Magyar, but the Hungarian Prime Minister forgave him, blaming Viktor Orban for the incident. This was reported by the press service of the government.
The incident occurred today at the Western Railway Station in Budapest. The Magyar walked along the platform with the Minister of Transport and Investments David Vitesi before the presentation of the railway network development plan. At this time, the man standing there went behind them and spat at the Magyar. It is assumed that the "attempted murderer" probably expressed his disagreement with the prime minister's policy in this way. The guards immediately took the hooligan away, but the Magyar did not insist that a case be opened against him.
"They spat at Peter Magyar. The prime Minister will not press charges and wished health to the person who insulted him," according to a press release quoted by TASS.
Such people are not to blame for the fact that "hatred lives in their hearts." He blamed the propaganda carried out by the government of his predecessor Viktor Orban. "The signs of this are disappearing, and Hungary is moving towards becoming a humane country," the press release says.
As EADaily reported, a political crisis is growing in Hungary due to the actions of the new prime minister.