now, you're great friends with viktor orban. your campaign has just taken millions of euros in loans from a hungarian financial institution just as, actually, back in 2014 you took a lot of money from a russian financial institution. it seems both your political sympathies and your financial support comes from regimes which, to many in france, look authoritarian. do you think that works for you politically? scoffs is that the kind of democracy want to see in france? crosstalk have you looked, for example, at the freedom of the media in hungary? really? i see. you're still, as a party, repaying the loan you took from russia in 2014. so, let me talk a little bit more about your relationship with putin. first of all, you regard putin as a friend, don't you? a man that you have great sympathy for. so, let me be specific. you say countries have interests — i understand that — but let's just look at what the french people could expect in foreign policy terms in terms from marine le pen. you said quite openly "berlin," — i'm quot

now, you're great friends with viktor orban. your campaign has just taken millions of euros in loans from a hungarian financial institution just as, actually, back in 2014 you took a lot of money from a russian financial institution. it seems both your political sympathies and your financial support comes from regimes which, to many in france, look authoritarian. do you think that works for you politically? scoffs. crosstalk. is that the kind of democracy want to see in france? crosstalk. have you looked, for example, at the freedom of the media in hungary? really? i see. you're still, as a party, repaying the loan you took from russia in 2014. so, let me talk a little bit more about your relationship with putin. first of all, you regard putin as a friend, don't you? a man that you have great sympathy for. crosstalk. so, let me be specific. you say countries have interests — i understand that — but let's just look at what the french people could expect in foreign policy terms in terms from marine le pen. you said quite openl

now, you're great friends with viktor orban. your campaign has just taken millions of euros in loans from a hungarian financial institution just as, actually, back in 2014 you took a lot of money from a russian financial institution. it seems both your political sympathies and your financial support comes from regimes which, to many in france, look authoritarian. do you think that works for you politically? scoffs. crosstalk. is that the kind of democracy want to see in france? crosstalk. have you looked, for example, at the freedom of the media in really? you're still, as a party, repaying the loan you took from russia in 2014. so, let me talk a little bit more about your relationship with putin. first of all, you regard putin as a friend, don't you? a man that you have great sympathy for. crosstalk. so, let me be specific. you say countries have interests — i understand that — but let's just look at what the french people could expect in foreign policy terms in terms from marine le pen. you said quite openly "berlin," —

but we also have viktor orban, _ hour of need. but we also have viktor orban, the _ hour of need. but we also have viktor orban, the prime - hour of need. but we also have i viktor orban, the prime minister hour of need. but we also have - viktor orban, the prime minister of hungary, in moscow. hungary is a member of nato, but he is quite a close ally of mr putin.— member of nato, but he is quite a close ally of mr putin. yes, indeed, it is interesting, _ close ally of mr putin. yes, indeed, it is interesting, because _ close ally of mr putin. yes, indeed, it is interesting, because if - close ally of mr putin. yes, indeed, it is interesting, because if some i it is interesting, because if some of our viewers follow european politics, they would owe the viktor orban has been at odds with many other european countries when it comes to issues of migration, of democracy, of a freedom of the press, but here he is in moscow today, talking about is trying to —— europe is united and funny way out of this crisis. he is very close ties with vladimir putin. he will be trying to send s

is viktor orban closer to putin or president biden the leader of hundred gary? salvini in italy, le pen in france. even here in the united states. there's a wing in the republican party around mr. trump that says very sympathetic things about putin and his ideology. the other thing i want to say, this is going to be a lite bit controversial but i do think there's good and evil in the world. it is wrong to think it is all about geopolitics and rational interests. mr. putin has done a great deal of harm not only to georgia, ukraine but to his own people. i love russia. i lived seven or eight years of my life in russia until i was put on the sanctions list in 2014. a place had always hoped for. a different course trajectory in 2000 could have made russia so much more respected in the world. so much richer. they could be a normal boring democratic european country today. that's the real tragedy of this putin era. >> president biden said on wednesday that nord stream two, the pipelineystem that would deliver natural gas under the balt sea from russia directly to germ

is viktor orban closer to putin or president biden the leaderf hundred gary? salvini in italy, le pen in france. even here in the united states. there's a wing in the republican party around mr. trump that says very sympathetic things about putin and his ideology. the other thing i want to say, this is going to be a lite bit controversial but i do think there's good and evil in the world. it is wrong to think it is all about geopolitics and rational interests. mr. putin has done a great deal of harm not only to georgia, ukraine but to his own people. i love russia. i lived seven or eight years of my life in russia until i was put on the sanctions list in 2014. a place had always hoped for. a different course trajectory in 2000 could have made russia so much more respected in the world. so much richer. they could be a normal boring democratic european country today. that's the real tragedy of this putin era. >> president biden said on wednesday that nord stream two, the pipelineystem that would deliver natural gas under the balt sea from russia directly to germ

this is a person who took his fox news program to hungary and -- interviewed viktor orban who's an anti-democratic force in europe. and following that, i believe jeff sessions, mike pence both visited hungary and -- having a satellite conference in hungary this year. this is where we talk about the ways in which you could really manipulate the political landscape in a profound way, and it seems like if we talk about putin and russia, this has a measurable effect on the american public. american attitudes, especially in republican circles, to vladimir putin and russia, have changed over the course of the last five years, in large part due to the fact that people like tucker carlson are saying i'm backing russia. donald trump have taken a more friendly attitude towards vladimir putin. i guess i wondered even, not all republicans are in line, and even sean hannity is in an awkward position of basically saying biden needs to be tougher on russia. you stick in a similar traditional hawkish stance that is a sort of homework on the republican party. do you think it matters in this day and age that kenned

will prime minister viktor orban and his party when a record fourth consecutive term office or will an alliance of the six main opposition parties lever them out? in? the big circus tent of hungarian politics, but >> >> victor orban is the unchallenged master of ceremonies. his chosen ceremonies flock to the foot of his castle to hear his message. they were not disappointed he told them who to left and what to be proud of. his hungary has different values than those he calls the brussels bureaucrats. >> we think differently than each other about europe's precious legacy of tradition. we think differently about the future of nations in nationstates. we think differently about globalization. we think differently about the family. >> concluding his speech, he sounded supremely confident of victory. >> we have never been as strong, organized and determined as we are now. let us finish the job. hungary before all else. go hungarians. >> victor orban was speaking in budapest but his heartland's are in the countryside should what makes this election so interesting is the elected leader of the

viktor orban said he completely endorses all the eu sanctions. he says a lunatic should be isolated. this is someone that many in europe might continue a bit of a little —— consider a bit of a lunatic. i think this poses a serious problem for putin because the economic damage will be severe. some of their banks have been taken out of swift. that's the banking mechanism, billions in losses. you've got turkey looking to stop entry to the black sea. i think this could damage regular russians. i was listening to gabriel gavin on five live this evening, and he said that the people he's talking to in moscow have gone for not being sure what to think to feeling horror and shame and anxiety, and i think that shows that regular russians are not buying into this and the way that putin expected. into this and the way that putin exected. , , ., into this and the way that putin exected. , ., ., , expected. very quickly, how does the international — expected. very quickly, how does the international reaction _ expected. very quickly, how does the interna

you can look at italy, you can look at hungary under viktor orban, you can look at various different governments inside the european union, whom it is very difficult to imagine taking the toughest of tough measures against vladimir putin just because they're told to do so byjoe biden. i would agree that it's complicated. we have to do a lot of work to unite european leaders to confront putin. and, from our personal experience, the only recipe for success is to be able to confront him, to be strong. it's not about appeasing him, it's not about finding a compromise, resetting your relationship with russia. it's only about being strong, so that they feel and understand the strength. that's the only language that they understand. you have throughout this interview told me that the priority for ukraine today has to be strong. ukraine has to stand tough, hang tough against vladimir putin and his threats. the problem is — and you know it as you run state—owned naftogaz — that ukraine is deeply vulnerable, particularly on energy issues. you still need russian gas yourselves. you still

during a news conference with hungarian prime minister viktor orban, putin accused the u.s. of go aheading russia into an armed conflict and said america had ignored the demands set by him in formal writing last week. despite that, putin did leave the door open to more negotiations to come, saying this. if we look at all these many questions deeply, seriously, then it becomes clear that in order to avoid such a negative development of the situation, and we want to avoid it, all countries' interests, including those of russia, must be truly taken into account and a way of solving this problem must be found. putin's comments come after a tense meeting at the u.n. security council yesterday in which representatives from both countries forcefully squared off over russia's military build-up on the border of ukraine. joining us now is retired army colonel alexander vindman and former director of european affairs for the national security council, author of the "new york times" best seller "here, right matters" and former ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, and i think i stumbled

viktor orban, i understand, has been to the border and you have spoken to him. that's right, i spoke to him yesterday exactly at this position. he said that, until now, the response was his government officials had been touring the border area talking to local mayors, talking to the police and military about what was needed and, literally since his visit, even as he was here, within minutes of his arrival here, mobile toilets have been the biggest shortage, really, there were literally no toilets at all for these thousands of people streaming across the border, they arrived within minutes of his visit. also, you can see gas containers to warm up people during the night and a lot more food has arrived, so the refugee response is getting into gear. mr orban, i put it to him that hungary has been slow to defend hungary has been slow to condemn russia and he refuted that, he said his work had been for peace and he met vladimir putin himself in moscow a few weeks ago. he'd shared, he said, all the information that he got from putin with nato, with hungary's nato alli

putin made it very clear who would benefit from russian -- of course, a tip of the head to viktor orban in terms of hungary and their energy needs. great reporting, maria. now, the oil markets are steady, but at the seven-year high. this is ahead of the opec-plus meeting today. the plan is to modify, but the big question is whether the alliance can actually deliver on the targets. let's get to our commodities team leader paul wallace. what do we need to understand about opec and opec-plus in terms of their capacity to deliver? paul: hi. well, the market is expecting a very straightforward and quick meeting today. i think the 23 nation group will ratify a production increase of 400,000 barrels a day. as you said, a key question is just how much of that opec-plus can actually add to the market. at the moment, it is under producing. it's over complying. and in recent months, it has only hit about 60% of its targets. the market will be watching very closely today to see what, if anything opec says about that under production and whether it can ensure its laggards do start hitting their quot

this is the same person who went to hungary to interview viktor orban. this is a continuation of the propaganda machine of fox. it's not surprising, but really, really disappointing. >> tucker: now it is un-american to defend america's national interest. that was congressman david selenium of rhode island. he was particularly exercised -- they had sought to interview vladimir putin. i nbc news interviewed vladimir putin, but our efforts are not allowed. they are "un-american." joe biden's legal advisor agreed with this. on twitter he accused us of treason, which is a former harvard law professor he knows is a death penalty offense. so how seriously should we take this? it's pretty clear where it is going. first they spied on our emails and texts. now they are accusing us of treason. we got it, they want us to be quiet. but we won't be quiet, not just because this is a news organization. because we are americans and we can talk to anyone we want. we can have any opinion we feel like having. that is not treason, it is not un-american. it is our bill of rig

yes, viktor orban. he's been kind of a little trojan horse he's made come country, his country hungry , a trojan horse in the eu and in europe by supporting putin anything putin wants to do. really making his country look very foolish in the world will now even he after days. today's events are saying, oh, no, i by the u line. putin shouldn't be doing this if putin congress ukraine once again. once again you're hungry, has a border with russia. and or bond faces. this prime minister faces an election challenge this fall. the last thing he wants to be seen as an is a patsy for putin under these circumstances, so even putin to allies, cowardly people as they are running from him now and kazakhstan to their backing away from putin as well, right? kazakhstan is a country that putin thought he had completely under his control. they had very good relations with russia. he aided the dictators of kazakhstan. just a couple of months ago, he swooped in with russian troops and saved kazaks pro putin dictators. fro

meanwhile, the hungarian president viktor orban is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin today and hold a news conference with him. in washington, u.s. senators are preparing to unveil a bill imposing what senator robert menedez described as "the mother of all sanctions" targeting vladimir putin, russia banks, and other entities. today we are spending the hour talking to those we are rarely hearing from, voices around the world calling for peace. we begin today's show with two guests. volodymyr ishchenko is a ukrainian sociologist. a research associate at the institute for east european studies at the free university of berlin. he is joining us from the german city of dresden. also with us, medea benjamin, co-founder of codepink. codepink is one of 100 u.s. groups that released a statement today urging president biden to end what they call the u.s. role in escalating the ukraine crisis. medea benjamin, let's begin with you. as these talks are happening at the highest levels and russia is amassing troops on the border with ukraine and the u.s. and nato countries are sendin

— leader, viktor orban. what has he not to sa ? f . ~ . got to say? hungry's prime minister has been considered _ got to say? hungry's prime minister has been considered putin's - got to say? hungry's prime minister has been considered putin's closest| has been considered putin's closest ally among eu leaders, so you might have excited him to stand with president putin, but no. certainly, president putin, but no. certainly, president putin, but no. certainly, president putin is facing ever stronger diplomatic isolation, and he said hungary would support all eu sanctions against russia, which not any, including russia's expulsion from the swift banking system that happens. it would have a profound economic consequence for russia if russia were to be rejected, but it would also have a blow back on the countries and companies that most deal with russia, including germany as it buys a lot thank you for clarifying those things and helping us understand that these latest developments. let's just get a recap on the main points of this developing story. uk's

. >> i was gonna say there was a reason why viktor orban has celebrated for his white supremacy among white nationalists in this country and elsewhere. >> christopher miller, ruth ben-ghiat, bobby ghosh, thank you all very much. still ahead, how social media companies are working to restrict russian disinformation. s are working to restrict russian disinformation doesn't your family deserve the best? eggland's best eggs. classic, cage free, and organic. more delicious, farm-fresh taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ before you go there, or fist bump there, or...oh! i can't wait to go there! or reunite there, ♪ ♪ start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free covid-19 booster today. wherever you go. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his o

hungarian prime minister viktor orban condemned russia's military action and said the country stands with its eu and nato allies. and nbc news now reports that kazakhstan denied a russian request for troops to join their offensive in ukraine. joining me now is msnbc political analyst rick stengel. he previously served as undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs in the obama administration. rick, hold on a second because we got some more breaking news p and i want to read a little bit from this statement from the eu, the uk, canada and u.s. they are going to be kicking selected banks off the s.w.i.f.t. system. but there is a senior administration official who has been talking to nbc news who says that the second portion of these new round of sanctions is really the one that matters, it's even more important than s.w.i.f.t. this was committing to imposing restrictive measures that will prevent the russian central bank from deploying its international reserves in ways that undermine the impact of our sanctions. so the idea is that vladimir putin has been trying to

during a joint news conference at the kremlin with hungarian prime minister viktor orban, putin said the u.s. ignored russia security demands and was trying to pull russia into a conflict. he did not mention removing any of the 130,000 troops at the border with ukraine but did say that he hoped talks would continue. secretary of state anthony blinken and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov also spoke by phone today. they came to no agreement, but said they would keep talking. >> we want to pursue a diplomatic solution. and we are going to lean in on the diplomacy and i was very pleased coming out of the meeting and the discussion that secretary blinken and foreign minister lavrov had, that they agree they would have for the talks. that's the approach we have always wanted and we will continue to do that. but it does not mean that we will not prepare to respond and to respond with strength to any aggression that the russians might decide to put forward. >> while all that was going, on british prime minister boris johnson met with ukrainian president zelensky. johnson warned that a

following a meeting with hungarian prime minister viktor orban, putin also said recent u.s. and nato documents disregarded his demands. >> ( translated ): we are analyzing written responses from u.s. and nato, received on 26 january. we didn't see an adequate response to our three key demands: preventing expansion of nato, the non-deployment of strike weapon systems near russian borders, and returning the military infrastructure of nato in europe to the positions existing in 1997. >> schifrin: in fact, the u.s. rejected those demands, and even today showed off american jets in nato member estonia, just a few hundred miles from the russian border. instead, the u.s. is offering to discuss with russia mutual limits on eastern european exercises, like these in poland, and missile deployments, by reviving the defunct intermediate nuclear forces treaty, or i.n.f., that banned an entire class of nuclear weapons. senior u.s. officials said that's what secretary of state antony blinken and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov talked about on the phone today, and would form the basi

and we have sweden and finland really moving toward nato and hungary, putin has invested in viktor orban over this past decade, his best buddy and orban, where the hungarians in 1956 saw the tanks -- soviet tanks rolling in. there was no way orban could stand up to that and he has gone against putin. so it is a massive and universal shift. and i don't think germany or europe will look the same again. >> the question, though, what happens because of that? putin maybe knocked back on his heels. he plays a longer game. he doesn't think the way we do. he doesn't score things day-to-day. he's been after ukraine for ten years. he's back in ukraine now. he talked about an empire of lies today. lashing out at the west. he's seen president zelenskyy, if you are in putin's mindset and ukraine is russia, he believes it is his and you have zelenskyy saying, you want my country, you'll have to come kill me for it. how does that -- do you worry how that affects putin's calculus now that five days in, he may be back on his heels a bit? >> i am extremely worried about this. and i want to be very careful

he's been meeting with viktor orban, the hungaryian leader who is as far to the right and as close to russia as nato gets. he's kind of the bad boy of nato and there's a lot of interest and whether orban stands up against putin in any way and cites the nato line or if he goes even closer to putin and nato itself sncht necessarily united as the biden administration might want us to think. at the same time though we're sort of in this holding atmosphere where the united states and nato have made all of the threats and ultimatums that they think that they can at this point. at the end of the day nato is not going to go to war with russia over ukraine. vladimir putin knows that so it becomes a question of how hard they can make the economic sanctions if he does go over the border into some kind of invasion, how far they can make the economic sanctions hurt and how much they can build up the ukranian military which is why you're seeing these weapons being delivered. >> let's try and get an answer to that question about economic sections with garrett because, garrett, we know the united sta

orban, prime minister of hungary, it's clear putin is still very worried about covid. the two podiums were miles apart. in other footage of their meeting, they were practically shouting at each other from the opposite sides of the room. but aside from that note, what was interesting in what he said about why he believes that ukraine must never be a part of nato, it goes back to crimea, it all goes back to crimea for putin, according to his own words. in 2014, russia seized crimea and formally made it part of russia, formally said this is not occupied territory, this is annexed territory, this is now part of russia. ukraine disputes that, the united states disputes that, nato does not accept it, also disputes it. putin was saying that if ukraine became part of nato, then ukraine would try to recapture crimea and trigger war with russia, and therefore if ukraine became part of nato, there would this aggression against crimea and suddenly russia and nato would be in a war and it would be world war iii and it would be a massive conflict. so what he's doing, according to hi

orban. it will be the first time in weeks that we have heard directly from putin about the crisis. >>> also today secretary of state tony blinken and his russian foreign minister sergey lavrov are expected to speak by phone for another round of high stakes costs. it comes one day after the united states and russia got into a heated exchange of words with both countries blaming each other for the escalating crisis. and president biden promising a strong response if russia should invade ukraine. >> we continue to urge diplomacy as the best way forward, but with russia's continuing its build up of forces around ukraine, we are ready no matter what happens. >> but an anonymous sign russia is said to be moving blood to locations along the border with ukraine. here at home, a bipartisan group of senators appear to be working on a deal for stiff sanctions, and punishing russia if it does. the white house says it has developed specific sanctions packages targeting russian elites who are in or near p

orban's hungary supporting russia being removed from s.w.i.f.t., and i'll finish with one anecdote, alex. we're hearing from russian businesses that they are very worried now about russia being evicted from s.w.i.f.t., that payment system. hotels contacting guests to ask them to pay now because they're worried about whether the payments will go through later. a lot appears to be shifting. again, what i said at the beginning, this is president putin's russia. it is an autocracy. we don't want to get ahead of ourselves, but there are a lot of people very worried here in russia tonight. >> and there's good reason for them to be, because as you know, the discussions about putting s.w.i.f.t. on the table as a sanctioning mechanism are under way right now. let me ask you quickly, these oligarchs, abrahamovich, for example, could they put pressure on putin to stop this because it's not benefitting them. >> my understanding from one person who knows what happened is that president putin gathered business leaders together, i think yesterday, perhaps the day before, and that he told them on c

here, we have prime minister viktor orban of hungry, an illiberal leader, who stood on an anti migration front, who was just weeks ago, in moscow, trying to get russian gas supplies to hungry. he is holding on to these sanctions, he is imposing swift and is accepting migrants. there is still work to be done, to your earlier point. but we have seen a total transformation. nato is now standing forces to the eastern flank. we are just seeing a transformation. and it speaks to the drama of this moment, the fact that we are watching a european war not seen since the end of the second world war. we are watching it in life time, it is stirring people, motivating and changing policy dramatically. >> i want to ask to put up pictures of what nato looked like in 1978, and what it looks like now. and i want you to explain to me, what influence that has. these nato countries, i'm struggling with this idea, to lithuania and poland actually worry that once russia takes ukraine, they might try and take those countries, or get a pathway to carolina grad? or is it something else, why have europeans activa

orban, the hungarian prime minister. when he met with orban, they were sat at opposite ends of a long table when they gave a joint press conference, they were many meters, many feet apart giving the briefing. when he met the argentinian president today, there was, first, a handshake, and then there were hugging. i think perhaps the most important diplomatic call he had today, though, was with the french president. the third that he has had in less than a week now with emmanuel macron. according to the kremlin, the kremlin pushed for long -- legally, long-term legally binding guarantees that will address their security concerns. and macron from his office in paris, they said that he was searching for a diplomatic way to -- to -- to address the security situation and deescalate tensions. it doesn't appear there is a meeting of minds but this is a third call and in less than a week and that is quite significant. macron called today the polish president, the ukrainian president. he called president biden last night. but he s

orban, he said the u.s. is ignoring security demands and trying to pull russia into a conflict. he did not mention removing any of the 100,000 troops at the border with ukraine but said that he hoped talks would continue. secretary of state anthony blinken and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov also spoke by phone today. they came to no agreement, they said they would keep talking. >> we want to pursue a diplomatic solution. and we are going to lean in on the diplomacy and i was very pleased coming out of the meeting and the discussion at secretary blinken and foreign minister lavrov had, that they agreed they would have further talks. that is the approach that we have always wanted and we will continue to do that. but it does not mean that we will not prepare to respond and respond with strength to any aggression that the russians might decide to do. >> while all that was going, on british prime minister boris johnson met with ukrainian president zelensky. johnson warned that a russian invasion of ukrai

on the international front, with china abstaining at the security council overnight, with hungary, viktor orban, that right-wing leader there, coming out against president putin's war in ukraine, and even appearing to back removal -- russia's removal from the s.w.i.f.t. payment system. it is -- you have to be careful, katy, because this is an autocracy. this is president putin's russia. but there do appear to be a number of tipping points taking place. just one, and you mentioned it before the break in the tease, the children of oligarchs and even the daughter of a russian official, going on social media, according to reports, and protesting against the war. it's pretty stunning. >> it is pretty stunning, and again, as you said, it is an autocracy, and the people rising up is not necessarily something that would change vladimir putin's mind. i wonder, though, as the west does try to tighten its grip around not just the west, much of the world, tries to tighten its grip around russia financially, what sort of pressures might he be facing among those who are helping him stay in power, the o

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and also today in moscow, president putin held talks with hungary's prime minister, viktor orban. mr orban is arguably russia's closest ally in the european union. indeed, he's been criticised by some eu member states for going ahead with this. this is what he's said. translation: my visit today is artl also translation: my visit today is partly also a — translation: my visit today is partly also a peace _ translation: my visit today is partly also a peace mission - translation: my visit today is partly also a peace mission to l translation: my visit today is i partly also a peace mission to stop i would like to assure you that not a single european union member state's leader... we stand for a peaceful solution. let's stay in russia and see how the story is being seen there. here's one mp from united russia, the ruling party. we don't want nato military structure at our borders. just pull back— structure at our borders. just pull back from — structure at our borders. just pull back from our borders and get out from _ back from our borders and get out from post—soviet coun

his comments, at a news conference in moscow this evening, with prime minister viktor orban of hungary, were his first since december. he said ukrainejoining nato would be an existential threat notjust to russia, but to world peace. translation: united states' mosti important goal is to contain russia. that's the thing. in this sense, ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. this can be done in different ways. one of them is to draw us into armed conflict. borisjohnson was in kyiev, a timely distraction from all the troubles at home. but on this issue the british prime minister has received plaudits and notjust from his host, the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. mrjohnson said president putin was holding "a gun to ukraine's head". we are not, he said, exagerating the threat. the ukrainian army will fight, and there are 200,000 men and women underarms in ukraine. they will put up a very, very fierce and bloodied resistance. i think that's parents, mothers and russia, should reflect on that fact. and i hope very much that president putin steps back from the path of conf

i mean, if we take down the rules that govern the roads right now in europe, people like viktor orban, who is a member of nato, hungarian prime minister, but very nationalistic and would love to recoup some of the territories and the ethnic hungarians living in five countries around hungary, if he had his way, if he could, in another world, in another world where there's no nato, no united nations charter and we've gone back in time. those things are not that farfetched. so i think the russians can't get away with using these kind of excuses and the ukrainians have been trying to address the issue of ethnic minorities in ukraine. they're far from perfect in terms of their record, but they are trying. they do now have a democracy and they are trying. >> rick stengel, how do you think about this? because there are non-nato countries along russia's border. there are nato countries around russia's border, and there are actually minorities, in some cases, fairly sizable minorities of russian-speaking people who identify with russia, who like this expansionist speech that vladimir putin gav

the hungarian prime minister, viktor orban, arrived here yesterday and pretty much simultaneously, i don't know if it was connected to his visit, immediately started getting here what has been most badly needed, mobile toilets, mundane things like that. and also an increase in the amount of food. one has the impression that now we are moving from a situation where just local people, local councils in these border regions, have been helping, and now the national response, the international response, the international response, is starting to kick in. i know the unhcr, the un refugee agency, is setting up now, today, a big reception centre, looking at the logistics of that. and just across the border in ukraine, these are the lucky ones, in some way, that i have been meeting on the side. the unlucky ones are those in deepest trouble at the moment, though still inside ukraine, displaced within ukraine, wondering whether they have now reached a part of safety or whether to proceed to the inaudible. thanks very much, nick. it was nick thorpe reporting. the uk government has said it will p