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- Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian Prime Minister, said former U.S. President Bill Clinton proposed in 1999 that Hungary attack Serbia during the Kosovo War, and he rejected it.
- He said Hungary should not follow orders from the U.S. president and must decide independently.
- Orbán reiterated Hungary will not participate in the Ukraine conflict, echoing his past Yugoslav war stance.
- The remarks were made at a Szombathely meeting with Fidesz activists.
