Friendship ended with MUDASIR.
Now SALMAN is my best friend.
5680
itWedMiDuds5 days ago
+452
I hope my country is not Salman
452
tisn5 days ago
+110
Salman fishing in Yemen
110
Zebidee5 days ago
+35
Trout fishing in Quebec.
35
misirlou224 days ago
+7
I hate Kee-Bec!
7
i-i-i-iwanttheknife5 days ago
+3
Fishing with John
3
vprakhov5 days ago
+20
France might become Salman. Le Pen's party candidate is leading in the polls .
20
dekuius5 days ago
+7
Then JD will help them, thanks JD!
7
Zrah5 days ago
+7
That's good JD is bringer of ruin, apostle of failure. If he declares Le Pen as best choice for France it's over for her
7
Brimstone7475 days ago
+50
This meme was my immediate thought lol.
50
AdPure56455 days ago
+10
A rare Indian content gem that meme is.
10
i-var5 days ago
+35
Underrated reference. This is world cultural heritage material right there.
35
Flatus_Diabolic5 days ago
+22
Mudasir was being proudy
22
za725 days ago
+49
that's most apropos
49
Koala_eiO5 days ago
+12
Look how they butchered my French expression's spelling.
12
za725 days ago
+9
I have no idea what I'm doing
9
vikinxo5 days ago
+19
That list is an Honour Roll!
19
peon25 days ago
+16
It's actually Sal Bass.
16
dinky30005 days ago
+7
You've been to the desert?
7
peon25 days ago
+6
Oh yeah yeah, I spent a little time in the Mideast. You uh, ever been to the Mideast?
6
xmuskorx5 days ago
+12
[Friendship ended with Orban, Fico Is my best friend now](https://preview.redd.it/dylvifyg70vg1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=703675bd69ef40b374d5ac79205dd74be8a1f317)
12
isthereadrwho5 days ago
+3970
Just from a practical perspective wouldn't it be easier and shorter to keep a friendly country list?
3970
yunabladez5 days ago
+1614
Would you keep a blank sheet?
1614
theorizable5 days ago
+509
China and Iran would be on the list. Pretty sure North Korea even had troops fighting against Ukraine.
509
Stirams5 days ago
+287
You think China likes Russia?
287
cantsolverubikscubes5 days ago
+239
The lemonade stand podcast just did a trip to China to interview chinese people and learn more about the country. And one of their takeaways was that yes. Chinese people really like Russia.
239
Belaire5 days ago
+141
I think, for this conversation, we ought to draw the distinction between what the Chinese government thinks and what the Chinese people think.
The Chinese people, on average, seem to quite like everyone except the Japanese, Indians, sometimes the Koreans, and sometimes people from Africa. Russians, Americans, French people are all generally cool and foreign to them in a way that's non threatening and distant.
Meanwhile the Chinese state likely takes a more instrumental view of Russia, and would likely sell them down the river if the times called for it.
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[deleted]5 days ago
+21
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heret1c13375 days ago
+24
China probably sees Russia as a useful idiot, ready to throw them under the bus when they benefit from it. I wouldn't even call them allied, they're just not hostile with each other. Their relationship is purely transactional. There are no allies between dictatorships.
I'm convinced that the current US government is scared of the EU, because its much more powerful than they want you to believe; the EU shows that a more socialist approach works, opposing the usual conservative narrative.
Oligarchs are scared that people look over to Europe and start demanding health care, more unions and more worker protection; especially now as capitalism ramps up and conditions for the average working class American get worse. Europe contradicts their narrative, and thus is a danger to their power and wealth.
24
BorcBorcBorc5 days ago
+6
Our current “administration” (collection of unqualified goons and lackeys) yes, all of our presidents outside Trump , no
6
sprashoo5 days ago
+169
I have never heard of that podcast nor do I know their methods, but people in totalitarian states like China tend to be very careful to publicly stick to the party line when asked their opinion on things by strangers.
169
biopticstream5 days ago
+42
In and from. They may have family back home to think about that could be used against them or face consequences.
42
Starfire0135 days ago
+19
Exactly. It is not worth the risk to them and their family to do otherwise.
19
ffdfawtreteraffds5 days ago
+14
I'm surprised this has to be explained to people.
14
JD39825 days ago
+4
Ok, but that particular topic is not sensitive in China, especially if it is not in a domestically shareable form and trending on a social media platform.
Generalizing totalitarian approaches to all countries on all topics is not helpful, and is more likely a Dunning-Kruger.
4
Peligineyes5 days ago
+6
I assure you Chinese people genuinely like Russians. Similar to how Japanese people like Germans.
6
Easy_Mammoth63095 days ago
+5
man we do not like them, even though the goverment states friendly toward Russia, the majority haven't forgotten what they did during the late 19th century, and you know what, seems like Russians are still proud of those acts of agression,which only makes the negative impression even worse.
5
Peligineyes5 days ago
+4
Absolutely nobody cares about what happened between Russia and China in the 19th century except history nerds, even dongbeiren will be confused at wtf you're talking about. The only 19th century foreign relations stuff most Chinese people know or care about is the opium war and occasionally the first sino-japanese war.
4
66stang3515 days ago
+25
chinese people tend to be pretty outgoing & friendly, and curious about other cultures, in my very limited experience. not going to claim i'm an expert on chinese culture but i have been there twice and in both cases they actively sought conversations w/ me (and were surprisingly open... had some funny drunken conversations about how crazy kim jon un is, lol)
doesn't surprise me that the average person would be interested in residents of their big (sort of) 'western' neighbor/ally
25
Programmdude5 days ago
+5
Funnily enough, that isn't my experience with chinese tourists. They just kinda stick to their own tour group, and do stupid tourist things (ignore signs, litter, etc). Chinese university students on the other hand, I've had several of them be very friendly and nice.
European tourists seem a lot more friendly and outgoing. Part of it could just be a shared language and similar culture though.
5
Kolby_Jack335 days ago
+7
Are China and Russia *really* neighbors in a significant sense though? They share a border, but that border is... Siberia. Nobody lives in Siberia, that's why Russia does nuclear tests and space crew landings there.
It's not like America and Canada, where most Canadians live within like 50 miles of the US border and the US has several large cities also near the Canadian border.
7
theorizable5 days ago
+91
Yes, of course. They've fully supported Russia's acts of aggression and expect the same support when it comes to China's vision of the future.
> China has consistently refused to condemn Russia's aggression in Ukraine, choosing instead to abstain from major UN resolutions on the conflict and maintaining a neutral "pro-peace" stance while deepening trade ties.
Pro-peace stance benefits Russia.
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Strayed84925 days ago
+77
The support from China is decidedly at China’s benefit and profit. Yes they don’t condemn their actions. But at the rate it’s going Russia won’t be able to keep paying either
77
Ill_Technician39365 days ago
+20
Seriously the only reason they deal with Russia is for money.
The stuff going on in Iran is the best thing they could hope for since it *might* get Iran to join their alliance which them and China decided to decline.
20
tea-drinker5 days ago
+9
The most famous line in war and politics is "Never interrupt your enemy when they are making a mistake" but a close second is "Let somebody else try first."
If Russia had gone in and torn things up and annexed all of Ukraine while the EU was still trying to decide what biscuits to serve at the meeting where they'd draft a strongly worded letter, China would have taken that calculus into account for the expected response to their own territorial ambitions.
However it didn't end up that way and now China is watching Russia and the west abraid their own militaries on each other. Certainly China loses a powerful ally but it also loses a potential competitor. The nature of the relationship is clear when China renegotiates just how much it's willing to pay for Russian resources while sanctions were ongoing.
9
SomeGalNamedAshley5 days ago
+27
China is providing token assistance just enough to keep Russia in the fight while Russia drains all its military and economic power.
27
chx_5 days ago
+5
and they will undo the unequal treaties at least those done by Russia they did not even hide their intention as they published maps in 2023 with the old chinese names for the far east cities incl vladivostok
5
Guyskee5 days ago
+29
China "likes" Russia in the same way your landlord "likes" you. When China's water table is completely blown and they want Russia's we will see how long that relationship stays "friendly".
29
Roderto5 days ago
+14
Russia is a useful tool for China, similar to North Korea. But people shouldn’t mistake that for China actually “liking” Russia. They like it for the same reason as North Korea: a foil to the west that prevents the west from diverting even more attention and resources to China.
14
Savings-Ad-11155 days ago
+9
Regardless of what China likes, Russia wouldn't dare to call them unfriendly.
9
m0j0m0j5 days ago
+19
They’re supporting them in war, so probably yes? North Korea is a Chinese proxy state, after all.
19
SmokeyUnicycle5 days ago
+12
NK is not a chinese proxy, the Kims have spent a long time working hard to centralize control in their own hands.
China does view them as a semi-friendly buffer state though and has a fair amount of influence over the country, but they cannot just tell it what to do.
12
sylpher2505 days ago
+14
Does Russia support Taiwan?
If yes, then China does not like Russia
If no, then China likes Russia
14
BadPunners5 days ago
+6
I'm feeling that's secondary at this moment
Is Russian oil accessable to China, if yes, China likes them
But yeah, Russian claims about Ukraine being accepted by the world, will help China in any actions toward Taiwan
6
TheCMaster5 days ago
+31
Usa is on it
31
arabacuspulp5 days ago
+6
Pretty sure the USA is on it.
6
h4lfaxa5 days ago
+4
the US and Russia are basically allied at this point
4
Squirll5 days ago
+59
Its not about actually keeping track, its about sending a message.
Toothless lions gotta growl you know.
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nvoima5 days ago
+7
More like a brainless lion, seeing how being on that list has become a badge of honor among nations.
7
SkinBintin5 days ago
+12
Russia's Friendly Countries List.
1: United States of America
2: Israel
3: North Korea
12
dwair5 days ago
+9
India. Don't forget India. Russia has developed huge economic and military supply ties with India as well as various treaties around sharing military intelligence since the Ukrainian invasion.
9
Engineer_Ninja5 days ago
+22
Trump’s Top 8 (currently):
Israel, Russia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Best Korea, Venezuela, and Tom (by default, he could only think of 7)
22
Right_Fun_66265 days ago
+19
He’s still cool with El Salvador, Argentina, Azerbaijan, and maybe Chile I’d think. Actually whoever signed onto the grifting Board of Peace is probably getting some love.
19
NagyLebowski5 days ago
+2
“I think I’ll eat some some woor-oor-oorms” 🎶
Russia, probably.
2
OcelotAggravating8605 days ago
+4
No. The global south has a lot more countries in it that the nato bloc and its allies.
I know americans don't like hearing this but the US/Canada/Europe/Australia bloc is in fact only a tiny portion of the world.
4
plz-let-me-in5 days ago
+2116
Oh, [Russia is *mad*](https://www.unionesarda.it/en/world/moscow39-s-cold-shoulder-over-magyar-quot-we-won39-t-congratulate-hungary-it39-s-not-a-friendly-countryquot-d7t0980s) right now:
> The Kremlin, which with Orban's defeat has lost Vladimir Putin's most loyal ally in Europe, has expressed iciness: "Russia will not congratulate the election w*****, Peter Magyar, because Hungary is an unfriendly country that supports sanctions against Moscow," said spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Speaking about the relationship between Putin and Orban, Peskov stated that theirs "has never been a friendship, we simply had a dialogue with him."
2116
wgszpieg5 days ago
+1452
>Speaking about the relationship between Putin and Orban, Peskov stated that theirs "has never been a friendship, we simply had a dialogue with him."
More of a "pimp and ho" arrangement
1452
Useful-Angle19415 days ago
+281
You see, a pimp's love is different from that of a square
281
jermster5 days ago
+67
Spelled with two d’s for a double dose of pimping.
67
dr_obfuscation5 days ago
+43
Upgrayedd's gonna get his money!
43
Never-don_anal695 days ago
+3
Any ~~man~~ putin can control a bitches heart but a pimp controls the ~~bitches~~ orbans (also trumps probably) mind
3
apoca1ypse125 days ago
+109
Lmao. Too embarrassed to admit that their lap dog lost. The world hates you Putin. Eat shit
109
AuroraFinem5 days ago
+2
Probably pissed Orban didn’t just cancel or rig the election and just take total control over Hungary. Or at least try
2
IllSalad36695 days ago
+14
"If you pimp, you broke piiiimp"
14
ironedie5 days ago
+3
I can't wait for Putin to drop whatever dirt he had on Orban to see what's his sudden broship was about. Before his first meeting with Putin Obran was very much anti Russian, afterwards they became best bros. I refuse to believe that they bonded over some books in a library wonmich that he made 180 degree turn and decided to sell his country in service to devil.
3
dimwalker5 days ago
+3
Of course - you don't kiss the prostitute, you just have business relations with her.
3
NightSpaghetti5 days ago
+3
16 years of ass-kissing only for Putin to say you weren't actually his friend. ouch.
3
IceWallow975 days ago
+338
The current state of politics is f****** shit, it has nothing to do with the people of a country and it's all about which party rules the country. At least EU kept believing in Hungary even during all that time under Orban, but just look at Russia lmao, they don't give two shits. It's honestly ridiculous, Russia is ruled by psychopaths, and I can tell USA is treading the same path.
338
kaisadilla_0x15 days ago
+242
We reached such a ridiculous point, that JD Vance was speaking in Budapest, Russia was sending agents to help Orbán's campaign, and the alt-right on the Internet was still complaining about "Brussels influencing the election".
242
brandbaard5 days ago
+25
I do find some hope in the idea that Russia's once-effective western election interference program has been clocking up failure after failure. The guys who were really good at it must've been sent to the frontlines or something.
25
KillahHills103045 days ago
+16
I think its a lot more simple: people being viscerally reminded right wing economic policy hurts everyone outside the 1%
16
brandbaard5 days ago
+11
Annoying that we need them to be re-reminded once every decade or so.
11
3133780081355 days ago
+186
Wonder when Orbans Moscow flight is
186
Muad-_-Dib5 days ago
+83
Unless Orban pocketed several billion Euros and still had ready access, then there's little use Putin will have for him given he's effectively rendered himself useless by accepting that he was defeated so quickly and without much of any fuss. (Admittedly from what I have seen here in Scotland, maybe he's been kicking up a storm in Hungary itself, and I'm ignorant of it).
If he wanted to remain a useful propaganda tool his best bet was to decry the results of the election, claim he was robbed and then flee to Russia where they could keep on trotting him out every so often to complain about the EU and generally use him like they do with Tim Kirby, John Mark Dougan, Edward Snowden, Graham Phillips, and Eva Bartlett.
So if his worth to Putin is purely what propaganda he can be used to create then he's massively undercut his own value.
83
Tiber_Nero5 days ago
+71
Putin will most likely welcome him with open arms because it costs him very little and he needs to make sure that his assets feel they have a safe place to go if shit hits the fan.
If he doesn't accept Orban and it looks dicey for him at home, what other fascists would feel comfortable putting their neck out for Russia?
It's in Russia's best interest to make sure their assets are protected and have safe haven because their geopolitical power hinges on future possibilities in this realm.
Russia will always be the nation that a (once) valuable sovereign national may flee to for refuge as long as you do right by them.
71
GodOfDarkLaughter5 days ago
+36
Russia has always been pretty "good" about taking in defectors of any kind. Back in the cold war if a spy got figured out but escapes they'd more often than not set them up in an apartment in moscow, give them a modest pension, and keep eyes on them. They already have the security apparatus. "Hey, we're not gonna kill you" is a rather c**** way to buy loyalty. And it's not as though he's totally useless. He might come in handy in the future.
36
Yesterday_Jolly5 days ago
+17
Orban won 4 elections in a row then got into deep shit because his party was semi-openly colluding with Russia in the leadup to the election, I think they'll let him in
17
Letstalkreaper5 days ago
+18
The Hungarian military very publicly came out and said they would support the victor of the election. That’s the only reason Orban conceded, he knew he didn’t have any support in the military to contest the results. If the Hungarian military doesn’t come out and say that then there’s no world where Orban doesn’t execute a coup.
18
Sea-Frosting-505 days ago
+18
he should probably should stay away from windows
18
Crowbarmagic5 days ago
+13
He will probably try to get reelected in 4 years. If he wants to stand any chance he has to lead the opposition, which he can't effectively do while in Moscow.
13
Blimflart5 days ago
+20
Luckily Tisza secured a supermajority win which allows them to make constitutional changes. Magyar has already confirmed one of those changes will be to impose a 2 term limit on the prime minister's office.
If implemented this would mean Orban himself is finished in terms of aspiring to get the top job again - at least personally.
20
RubberPussycat5 days ago
+3
Unless he gets a 2/3 majority next time around and reverses that law.
3
Blimflart5 days ago
+7
Let's hope Magyar and his team deliver on their commitment to the Hungarian people so that situation doesn't arise
7
Suspicious_Place12705 days ago
+14
oh yeah, they simply had a "dialogue", mhm,
14
Relative-Web-46755 days ago
+7
Man that was quick
7
nodnodwinkwink5 days ago
+3
Wow, real "Mean Girl" behaviour. Was this lifted from Putins burn book?
3
ReggieCorneus5 days ago
+3
Funny how nothing has actually changed yet in Hungary in any practical level and now they are "unfriendly"...
3
Bitter_Sense_56895 days ago
+4
What a bunch of babies 👶
4
SoSKatan5 days ago
+1520
It’s funny as that suggests the only reason why Hungry was considered friendly to Russia was due to a single person being in power.
That’s an admission to something we all suspected.
1520
Conscious-Food-98285 days ago
+224
Well not entirely. That single person also puts in a bunch of loyalists to him and Russia.
224
kaisadilla_0x15 days ago
+113
Indeed. Magyar hasn't even taken power yet. This is just Putin telling us the list is just a list of countries ruled by Russian pawns.
113
ACardAttack5 days ago
+32
To be fair, same situation in the USA
32
Ill_Technician39365 days ago
+3
Except the USA continues to be on that list no matter how trump tries to please Putin.
3
S1av4Life5 days ago
+18
Hungary actually was on this list since the very beginning in 2022, along with all other EU countries.
18
kz-tnkcspd5 days ago
+876
As Hungarian I am very proud of this news! F*** Putin!
876
the-es5 days ago
+197
You guys are setting an example. Let's push for a combined return to sanity in the west. This is an important step in that direction.
197
ArcticCelt5 days ago
+100
Trump, Vance and all the other dickbag US Republicans were right, the world should follow the lead of Hungary. They just didn't understand what it implied at the time.
100
the-es5 days ago
+41
They struggle with understanding in general.
41
sporkparty5 days ago
+32
We’re all so proud and excited for you! US next.
32
FremenCoolAid5 days ago
+11
We welcome you back!
11
ReggieCorneus5 days ago
+4
It is the highest praise you can get. Welcome back.
4
NetZeroSun5 days ago
+217
That’s like a badge of honor.
217
PM_ME_UR_HASHTABLES5 days ago
+804
That means Hungary is doing something right.
804
[deleted]5 days ago
+114
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Resident_Union_64635 days ago
+95
I am so proud of my country after a really loong time. This move from russia just doubles down on the fact that we made the right decision. RUSZKIK HAZA!!!
95
zevonyumaxray5 days ago
+14
"Welcome to the party, pal."
14
jay64325 days ago
+286
Awww poor putin lost a friend 🤣🤣
286
PlushHammerPony5 days ago
+45
A little furry friend!
'Orban offered to be 'mouse' aiding 'lion' in call with Putin'
45
enakcm5 days ago
+11
"He never was my friend!!!!!1!11!!"
11
z0rb0r5 days ago
+3
Someone tore up his macaroni art work and stepped on it
3
RedofPaw5 days ago
+82
Any bad day for Putin is a good day for the rest of us.
82
CustomerBusiness39195 days ago
+145
Hungarians must be feeling doubly proud now then.
145
Wendelne25 days ago
+109
We do. Honestly, I have never ever been more proud of my nation than yesterday evening.
109
ShakespeareStillKing5 days ago
+41
When Budapest did the biggest ever Pride March. That was a night I felt like I was given back my Hungarian pride too. That was also the first day I believed Fidesz might be actually beaten. So many people said enough and didn't give a shit about the ban.
The perception of power was shattered.
41
ReggieCorneus5 days ago
+16
Welcome back, sincerely from Finland.
16
FremenCoolAid5 days ago
+9
Let's be strong together now /🇸🇪
9
RenokoTheShaman5 days ago
+13
We are we fckin did it
13
LightSideoftheForce5 days ago
+38
After 1849 and 1956, that’s where we belong
38
Ditka855 days ago
+31
You know you're doing the right thing when Russia lists you as an unfriendly country.
31
Cephalopirate5 days ago
+30
HAHAHAHAHA
Get wrecked Putin.
30
Key-Rough-83465 days ago
+19
Hungary is gonna get a visit from Krampus for being on Putin’s naughty list!
19
ottoradio5 days ago
+18
Well, if this is really how it works, then Hungary lost one friend but got in touch again with 26 friends from the past. You know, the kind of friends that helped you developing yourself, but also had to said some boundaries while you were going through a weird episode and despite that, kept on talking to you. Welcome back.
18
Somhlth5 days ago
+46
Pedophile, crooks, dicks, and/or assholes - the requirements to be on Russia's 'friendly' countries list.
46
Prize-Artist-29605 days ago
+8
Hey! Stop with this slander. We are no friend of Russia here in the UK.
8
born_in_the_90s5 days ago
+12
This is a complement.
12
DootyMcCool20005 days ago
+12
The fact that they're willing to literally instantly burn this bridge is funny and sad.
12
gigatesla5 days ago
+26
Hungary has already been on the list of "Unfriendly countries and territories" since 2023.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unfriendly_countries_and_territories_list
26
lkdflnk5 days ago
+10
Congrats, Hungary. You're on the list. You've made it.
10
TheRC1355 days ago
+10
If you're on Russia's "unfriendly countries" list, you're doing something right.
10
Wonderful-Pause10485 days ago
+17
I don‘t mind. ; )
17
Motor-Region-10115 days ago
+14
Oh dam your on the notty list now...
14
HellBlazer_NQ5 days ago
+15
Hungary 1 Russia 0
15
StrangerFew24245 days ago
+7
Ha ha. F*** Putin.
7
Acceptable_Set32695 days ago
+41
So childish these lists, embarrassing tbh
41
GlobeTr3kker5 days ago
+5
It’s giving unfollowing someone on Instagram. So ridiculous.
5
copperblood5 days ago
+14
Awwww is little Putin upset he lost his Orban asset?? Awww sad little Putin panda. Not to worry, now that Orban is gone the EU can finally sanction the f*** out of Putin and Russia.
14
super_fallguys5 days ago
+6
Russia, go **f***** yourself!
6
Glorx5 days ago
+6
I see this as an absolute win.
6
DannarHetoshi5 days ago
+6
Best endorsement for Magyar
6
ZealousidealSundae335 days ago
+6
Well, thats already 1 big achievement for the new government.
6
soggyarsonist5 days ago
+11
The world is a little brighter today
11
Every-Safe-79725 days ago
+6
I have to say, welcome to the prestige list.
6
osiak29095 days ago
+6
Welcome to the club boys! We welcome you with open arms! 🇷🇴🤝🇭🇺.
6
AnAncientBog5 days ago
+5
Dude is achieving stuff before he even takes office.
5
TickingTheMoments5 days ago
+4
Sounds like a good group to be placed.
4
xCipi1025 days ago
+4
Its easier if they make a list of friendly countries.
4
Friendly-Channel-4805 days ago
+4
Russia got it’s feelings hurt.
4
jtrack4735 days ago
+3
Can't think of a better compliment than to be considered an unfriendly country to Russia
3
ilesj-since-BBSs5 days ago
+3
So they did well. Good.
3
Altruistic_Safe_87765 days ago
+4
Well done to the Hungarians.
4
marcabru5 days ago
+5
Not true. Hungary was already an unfriendly country (formally) as it was part of NATO and EU and voted for most of the sanctions.
The exact lines are (which I cannot link, since it's straight from RIA):
> Мы не поздравляем недружественные страны. Венгрия — недружественная страна, она поддерживает санкции против нас.
> Мы рассчитываем на то, что мы продолжим наши весьма прагматичные контакты с новым руководством Венгрии.
In English, that is:
> “We do not congratulate unfriendly countries. Hungary is an unfriendly country; it supports sanctions against us. ... We expect that we will continue our very pragmatic contacts with the new leadership of Hungary.
Also they (Peskov's office) said that they respect the Hungarian people's decision. So no, Hungary was not put on any list just because they elected Magyar. We were already on it. It's another question, that informally they had better ties to the Orban government than the rest of the EU, and that our foreign minister (Szijarto, by his nickname Pyotr Siyartov) was essentially a Russian spy.
But the overall framing of this article is bordering the fake news category
5
Situati0nist5 days ago
+3
Good. F*** Putin
3
efrique5 days ago
+4
Oh noez. They don't have much of a list of friends left... and they're mostly not there by choice.
The list of *willing* friends isn't the sort of list you'd want to be on
4
williamgman5 days ago
+3
A badge of honor.
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FDestroy5 days ago
+3
Badge of honor
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pkt-zer05 days ago
+7
"Oh no! Anyway..."
All of these imperialist assholes can get fucked with the business end of a rusty rake for all I care. Putin, Trump, Netanyahu... how about trying to make the world *better for everyone*, for a change?
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EuSoLeioAsGordas5 days ago
+3
Thank you, Magyar.
3
Ontheragnarock5 days ago
+3
Aw, Putin is going to miss his little mouse.
3
Suspicious_Place12705 days ago
+3
i guess we all know why it was friendly then
and we know what direction Hungary is going to go from today on
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woodrax5 days ago
+3
Sounds like a badge of honor for Hungary to me.
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Nd3433435 days ago
+3
How disheartening when meddling in a country’s politics doesn’t pay off…
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Ineverseenthat5 days ago
+3
Good on Hungary. I've been and it's a beautiful country, its people need to run the conservative element down.
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gordonjames625 days ago
+3
I can see why Russia is opposed
>Among the main priorities of Magyar’s new government are **fighting corruption**, unlocking frozen **European Union funds**, introducing **higher taxes for the wealthiest citizens**, and reforming the **healthcare system**.
* root out corruption
* closer ties with EU
* be good to people with healthcare
the opposite of Russia
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Right_Fun_66265 days ago
+4
Wasn’t Orban making EU sanctions on Russia difficult or impossible as well? If so, Putie will be most displeased.
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ReplyHoliday7895 days ago
+3
Thank you and f*** Putyin! Ruszkik haza!
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Diaper_Donnie_Sux5 days ago
+3
F*** Putin and Orban ... fascist bastards.
3
pragmatic_dreamer5 days ago
+3
Congratulations!
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ffdfawtreteraffds5 days ago
+3
So absolutely wonderful to see Putin tears.
F*** Putin.
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ReggieCorneus5 days ago
+3
Hungarians: What an honor! Thank you, mr Putin, it is the highest praise a country can get: enemy of Russia.
3
Jessintheend5 days ago
+3
And that’s how you know you did the right thing
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Smart-Damage-66475 days ago
+3
Welcome!
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payle_knite5 days ago
+3
That’s a list anyone with a conscience wants to be on
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Karlzbad5 days ago
+3
Congratulations Hungary
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Tired-Millennial8475 days ago
+3
So surprising they mark them as unfriendly when the far right a****** loses.
3
GoRangers55 days ago
+3
✌️🇺🇦🇭🇺
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wtfozlolzrawrx35 days ago
+3
Awe little suka hurt feelings 😥
3
ThanklessTask5 days ago
+3
Ways to tell you're doing the right thing...
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Euclidisthebomb5 days ago
+3
Badge of Honor.
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HamiltonianDynamics5 days ago
+3
Someone got his feelings hurt.
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Admiral_Ballsack5 days ago
+3
Maybe I've become too disillusioned by, let's say, all the shit happening in this fucked up timeline, but maybe we should all wait a second before we hail this guy as the new Mahatma?
I mean, he's still centre right and he was in Orbàn's government until 2024, he's not like he popped up out of the blue from the Railway Workers' Union for Peace.
So far the only thing he has going on is "literally not Orbàn".
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Matt_Murphy_5 days ago
+3
if Putin doesn't like you, you're doing something right
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Responsible-Neat48675 days ago
+3
You can f*** off kindly Putin :)))))
3
machinaesupremacy5 days ago
+3
Gosh darn it
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ZachMN4 days ago
+2
Civilized nations consider being on Muscovia’s “unfriendly countries” list to be a great honor.
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jadelink884 days ago
+3
A badge of honor, well done.
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cemtexx5 days ago
+5
Water is also wet. Congrats Hungary 🇭🇺 👏
So anyways, I had chicken for dinner. What did you guys have?
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