Hungarian State Secretary Issues Dire Warning for Europe Following Vienna Terrorism Threat
The recent tragic events in Southport and Vienna have prompted Bence Rétvári, the parliamentary state secretary of the interior ministry, to issue a dire warning for Europe. In a statement released by the ministry on Saturday, Rétvári emphasized the grave risk to public safety posed by migration, citing incidents such as the cancellation of Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna due to the threat of terrorism and the murder of three young girls by a migrant youth in the UK.
Rétvári also highlighted the alarming increase in violent crimes committed by migrants across Europe, including the recent stabbing and beheading of a Spanish man in Valencia by Algerian migrants. He pointed out that these shocking events are becoming a daily occurrence from Sweden to Italy, underscoring the need for immediate action to address the situation.
According to Rétvári, pro-migration politicians are failing to acknowledge the reality of the situation and are prioritizing tolerance over public safety. He stressed Hungary’s staunch stance against illegal migration and the importance of protecting the country’s borders to ensure the safety of its citizens.
Rétvári also drew attention to the significant decrease in crime rates in Hungary compared to the deteriorating public safety situation in pro-migration countries. He pointed out that Hungary’s high level of security has allowed the country to host matches for Israel’s national football team, while anti-Semitic attacks have surged in pro-migration countries.
In conclusion, Rétvári called for fundamental changes in Brussels’ policies, emphasizing the need to prioritize stopping migration rather than facilitating it to ensure the safety of European citizens. It is clear that urgent action is required to address the escalating threats posed by migration and safeguard the well-being of the public.
