Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, commenting on his scandalous statements about "

He began to explain his statement during a joint press conference with Austrian Federal Chancellor Karl Negammer on Thursday in Vienna, where he arrived at the invitation of Negammer.

In Vienna, dozens of protesters were waiting for Orban in front of the Austrian chancellor, and when he arrived, he was booed.

“It happens that sometimes I formulate something incomprehensibly,” said the Hungarian prime minister.

Explaining his words that Hungarians should not become mixed race, he said that he was simply opposed to migration..

“I don't want Hungary to become an immigration country, and I don't want migration to increase in Hungary. I have always adhered to this view and will continue to adhere to it, it has no biological basis. It's not a racial issue for us.. It's a matter of culture. Simply put, our civilization must be preserved as it is now,” Orban said..

" This is a civilized position.. We are proud of what Hungary has achieved in the fight against racism. This is not about racism, but about cultural differences,” he added..

In turn, Negammer said that Austria condemns any form of decoration of racism.

“It was important for me to report on the Austrian position. It was important for me to note that we in Austria strongly reject and condemn any form of embellishment or relativization of racism or anti-Semitism,” the Chancellor stressed..

As you know, after the scandalous speech of the Hungarian politician Zsuzsanna Gegedus, a longtime ally of Orban and adviser in his government, resigned with a sharp condemnation of such a position..

Earlier, Orban also said that the European Union "