The White House appointed Viktor Orban to the position of UN Secretary General. In Ukraine, "Bottom's control and blackmail" were recalled. The Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Andriy Sibiga, referred to reports of a possible appointment of the former Prime Minister of Hungary to the position of UN Secretary General. In his opinion, Viktor Orban disrupted important decisions of the European Union, honing his "skill in the use of veto and blackmail" for years. "We will be able to share our rich experience with the rest of the world: how to invite him for coffee at the right moment," added Andrey Sibiga. Sibiga appears to be referring to an incident at the 2023 EU summit when Orban walked out of the meeting room, allowing leaders to decide to start negotiations on Ukraine joining the EU without Budapest's veto. Later, the former German chancellor, Olaf Schulz, admitted that before the vote he offered Orban to drink coffee outside the hall. The Wall Street Journal reported on Viktor Orban's possible candidacy for the position of UN Secretary General, citing sources from three countries. According to WSJ, this idea is supported by the Russian Federation and China. The US representative called the former Hungarian Prime Minister "the dream candidate of MAGA conservatives".

The White House appointed Viktor Orban to the position of UN Secretary General. In Ukraine, "Bottom's control and blackmail" were recalled. The Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Andriy Sibiga, referred to reports of a possible appointment of the former Prime Minister of Hungary to the position of UN Secretary General. In his opinion, Viktor Orban disrupted important decisions of the European Union, honing his "skill in the use of veto and blackmail" for years. "We will be able to share our rich experience with the rest of the world: how to invite him for coffee at the right moment," added Andrey Sibiga. Sibiga appears to be referring to an incident at the 2023 EU summit when Orban walked out of the meeting room, allowing leaders to decide to start negotiations on Ukraine joining the EU without Budapest's veto. Later, the former German chancellor, Olaf Schulz, admitted that before the vote he offered Orban to drink coffee outside the hall. The Wall Street Journal reported on Viktor Orban's possible candidacy for the position of UN Secretary General, citing sources from three countries. According to WSJ, this idea is supported by the Russian Federation and China. The US representative called the former Hungarian Prime Minister "the dream candidate of MAGA conservatives".