Opening his country's first presidency of the Council of Ministers, Prime Minister Orbán referred to the 1956 uprising and subsequent Communist repression, underlining the "historic justice" in Hungary the European country which had "given the most blood for freedom" in Europe since World War II.
Runas ievadā, Ungārijas premjerministrs, atsaucoties uz 1956.gada sacelšanos, kuru komunistiskais režīms nežēlīgi apspieda, atgādināja, ka Ungārijā ir valsts, kura pēc Otrā Pasaules kara, ir izliets "visvairāk asiņu brīvībai".