What Viktor Orban is Keeping SECRET in Chad (Part 2)

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
In our previous video, we uncovered Viktor Orbán’s surprising economic deal with Chad, raising questions about Hungary’s motives in this unexpected partnership. Thanks to your comments and insights, we went deeper—and what we found reveals an even darker and more complex story.

This video exposes the hidden layers of Hungary’s involvement in Chad, from secretive dealings and nepotism to strategic geopolitical moves. At the center of it all is a figure close to Orbán, whose role blurs the line between personal ambition and national interests.

We’ll break down three core motives behind Orbán’s actions in Chad and explain how these bold maneuvers could transform not just the Sahel region but Europe’s position in global politics.

Stay tuned to uncover the truth behind Hungary’s shadowy foreign policy and its far-reaching implications.

⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
0:00 Introduction
1:10 Viktor Orban's reign in Hungary
2:45 Mainstream media in Hungary
3:30 The role of Orban's son
6:20 The truth behind Orban's motives

[SirKelofLiffe]

It is hard to address all of the points presented in the video but I really liked the first one so I try my best. I feel that what transpired here is that research was made into the Hungarian involvement - leading to the creation of the first video - then based on the comment section of the first video a second one was created with a few backed claims that have nothing to do with the Chad mission and a lot of unbacked speculation that was definitely not researched at all.

1. I would say the general idea behind the Hungarian mission in Chad is about gaining more influence on the EU's Africa policy which is a crucial part of how Hungary wants to reorganize the EU's attitute towards migration in general. As there is no such thing as power vacuum, the French departure from the country leaves it vulnerable to competitors of the EU, where Hungary - not being interested in the rule of law issues and not having a colonial past - can appear as a credible actor to local partners. This also elevates the country's prestige in the EU. In this case, the Hungarian interest is more in line with the French than with the Russian.

2. I also find the oil concept a bit far-fetched (although it is not explained at all) as Hungary uses a different kind of oil (Urals from Russia)and the refinery system is aligned to that, so Hungary tends to favor import from the East. In addition there is little means to transport it.

3. I don't see how France was brought into the picture through the nuclear fuel question as Hungary does not import fuel from France, although the two countries are part of the same nuclear coalition, many other EU countries are present so it has little to do with Africa-policy.

4. The corruption idea is likewise an exciting sounding answer, but it has a limited credibility in this situation and basically no connection to the issue at hand as aid loans provided by Hungary mostly focus on agriculture, a field where mostly Hungarian universities are active in Africa.

I find your videos interesting but I advise against making claims based on comments especially from Hungarian commenters as the political climate tends to be polarised so it makes it harder for foreigners to do scientific research on subjects. I find it counterproductive when we mix research with politics. On either side.

[horusz]

As a Hungarian let me tell you one thing:




























One thing.

[botondveghvary]

At the start you promise an info that will shock the viewer then you say "thanks to our viewers insights" you discovered ... something. The video goes on for more than 10 minutes and all you did was presenting the Hungarian prime minister and the Hungarian presence in Chad in bad light. Why dont you do yourself a favour and do an investigative video on the "viewers" that so unselfishly shared their "insights" with you on this issue?

[totisa]

Even Donald Trump mentioned in his speeches Viktor, that he is the only president in Europe who actually wants peace!

[davidtore]

what did the Western countries did in Africa? my first and last question. thank you.

[tommy]

Establishment left leaning media is thriving in Hungary, what are you talking about? Seeing you emphasise this lie over and over again makes me question your opinion about Hungary's business in Chad.
Yes, tehere are benefits for both parties. What is wrong with that? That is the premise of each healthy business. Why do you assume it is pure evil just because they keep their details classified?

[janyjozsef]

És még hány ilyen titkosított üzlet van a Kínaiakkal? Miért vannak Magyarországon kínai rendőrök. A vasúti építkezésen miért gondolják, hogy joguk van közterületről elküldeni másokat?
Általánosságban (tisztelet a kivételnek) elmondható, hogy azon ország ahol relatív idős a vezető és régóta vezeti az országot. Ott valami nem stimmel.
Az már már diktatúra szagú.

[cafecreme]

What a stupid reportage...hungarian military present in Africa🤣🤣🤣