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The widow of Alexei Navalny, the former Russian opposition leader who died inside a Siberian prison, Yulia Navalnaya, has accused Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban of being an accomplice of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Her accusations came in a video message released in Budapest, the Hungarian capital where a major opposition protest was taking place, organized by the capital's mayor Gergeley Karacsony.
" Besides Orban, there are other supporters of Putin in Europe ," said Navalnaya, adding that the Russian president dared to attack Ukraine because he knew that there would be help in Europe. But just as Putin does not represent all of Russia, Orban does not speak for all Hungarians, she underlined.
After Navalny's death last month, Orbán and his Fidesz party did not want to pay tribute to him. When opposition MPs asked everyone to stand and observe a minute's silence in honor of the Russian dissident, Fidesz MPs remained seated.
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