Szeretlek Magyarország reported the information.His statements were made during a major foreign policy event that he organized in parallel with the annual policy speech of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán."Tisza does not support the accelerated accession of Ukraine to the EU," he said.He also opposed the new long-term budget of the European Union, the discussion of which has already begun.The opposition leader noted that on these issues, his party is preparing for lengthy and difficult negotiations, and the main priority will be to defend Hungary’s interests.At the same time, Magyar criticized the current Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, accusing him of using the right of veto in the EU not in the interests of the country, but for personal political motives."We must responsibly manage our common home, Europe, together with other European allies," the leader of "Tisza" concluded.Earlier, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó stated that the peace efforts of U.S. President Donald Trump could have been much more successful, but were allegedly hindered by European and Ukrainian leaders.