Hungarians Oppose No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine – Századvég Survey Shows

  • 26 Mar 2022 8:57 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Hungarians Oppose No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine – Századvég Survey Shows
Fully 78% of Hungarians oppose the idea of introducing a no-fly zone in Ukrainian airspace enforced by NATO because they believe this would lead to a world war, a recent survey released by the Századvég Foundation on Friday shows.

The survey based on phone interviews with 1,000 people showed that only 14% of Hungarians said Hungary should support such a proposal, Századvég said.

 

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