According to the Wall Street Journal, the Donald Trump administration is actively promoting the idea of appointing former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban as the next UN Secretary-General. Sources from the three countries confirm that the US authorities not only encouraged Orban to participate in this race, but also offered him the concept, although no final decision has yet been made on this plan. According to the publication, Moscow and Beijing have already expressed their willingness to support such an unprecedented candidacy.
A representative of the US State Department admitted that at first glance this idea may seem unusual, but Washington relies on a historically proven mechanism: when the US, Russia and China unite around one candidate in the Security Council, they, as a rule, seek approval for their choice. This scenario reflects an attempt to find a new leader for the UN, capable of accommodating the world's major powers in the context of the current geopolitical tensions, by betting on a Hungarian politician known for his pragmatism. Telegram Zaloi Proof Zaloi Proof in MAX.