Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has expressed his dissatisfaction with the European Court of Justice’s decision to fine Hungary 200 million euros for not following EU migration rules. In a post on Facebook, Orban called the decision unacceptable and unfair.

According to the court’s ruling, Hungary is required to pay a lump sum of 200 million euros and an additional fine of 1 million euros for each day of non-compliance with the court’s decision. The document highlights that Hungary’s failure to comply is deemed as a breach of EU citizenship obligations, and is considered unlawful, extraordinary, and extremely detrimental.

Orban’s comments on the matter demonstrate his strong disagreement with the court’s ruling, as he believes it is unjust for Hungary to have to pay such a significant fine. The decision sheds light on the ongoing debate and tensions surrounding migration issues within the EU.

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