"Call back Trump. That's the only way out. Call back Trump," Orbán said in a new episode of Tucker Carlson's show on 'X' / Twitter released Tuesday evening.

Since the Ukraine war is reshuffling the world order and "threatens to destroy human civilization," the former FoxNews flagship host traveled to Budapest to interview Orbán, whose nation both borders Ukraine and also acquires most of its energy from Russia.

Orbán, now the longest serving prime minister of his nation, "has been dealing with the Russians all of his life," Carlson explained in his introduction. "He grew up under Russian occupation. As a young man, he was arrested and thrown into jail by Russian-backed police for his efforts to liberate the country." And serving in his current role, "he's dealt regularly with Vladimir Putin."

RELATED: Tucker Carlson: Trump indicted for rejecting 'the neocon war agenda,' betrayed by Pence and Pompeo

While Orbán acknowledged there were "many reasons" to criticize Trump, he affirmed that the former US president had "the best foreign policy of the recent several decades ... He did not initiate any new war. He treated nicely the North Koreans and Russia, even the Chinese. He delivered a policy which was the best one for [the] Middle East, [the] Abraham Accords. So that was a very good foreign policy."

Trump is "criticized because he's not educated enough to understand the world, but this is not the case," Orbán told Carlson. "Facts count and his foreign policy was the best one for the world in the last several decades I have seen. And if he would have been the president at the moment [when] the Russian invasion started, no, it would not be possible to do that by the Russians."

"So, Trump is the man who can save the western world and probably the human beings in the world as well," he said.

RELATED: Foreign policy experts echo Trump, make appeal for diplomacy to end 'unmitigated disaster' in Ukraine

Regarding Western media coverage of the war, presenting a narrative that Ukraine is actually winning the conflict against Russia, Orbán said flat out, "It's a lie. It's not just a misunderstanding. It's a lie." Everyone who works in politics or intelligence and has seen the data understands the opposite is the case.

"The poor Ukrainians die every day, [by the] hundreds and thousands, so my heart is with them. It's a tragedy for Ukraine," the prime minister lamented. "But they will run out [of soldiers earlier] than the Russians. What finally will count is boots on the ground and the Russians are far stronger, far more numerous."

In response to the Biden administration's stated goal to defeat Russia and drive Putin out of power, Orbán said this is a misunderstanding of the Russian mind and culture... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

Continue reading, and watch Tucker's interview with Orbán Here.

To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

Why the New RomCom ‘MERV’ Can Bring You Joy This Christmas

How the 'Heavens Declare the Glory of God': What One Man's Research Has Revealed about The Star of Bethlehem

Over 50 Tren de Aragua Gang Members Imported Under Democrats Indicted in Nebraska in Massive Nationwide ATM Jackpotting Scheme

205 Child Victims Located and Rescued in DOJ Sex Exploitation Op

Trump Admin Pausing All Off Shore Wind Project Construction Due To National Security Concerns

Trump Grants Federal Workers Two Additional Christmas Holidays

America Fest 2025: Erika Kirk Endorses 'My Husband's Friend' JD Vance for President

Brent Bozell Confirmed as US Ambassador to South Africa

Jury Quickly Convicts Judge Who Helped Illegal Migrant Escape ICE

Feds Estimate Somali-Linked Fraud in Walz's Minnesota Could Top $9 Billion

Trump SUSPENDS 'Green Card Lottery' after Program Let Brown University–MIT Shooting Suspect Enter the US

Brown, MIT Shooter Found Dead for Days in NH Storage Unit; Motive Still a Mystery

House Passes Bill to Criminalize Transgender Mutilation of Children

November Inflation Falls to 2.7%, Lower than Expected: 'This Is Good News for Wall Street; It’s Good News for Main Street'

MOVIEGUIDE's Review of the New Animated Film: DAVID

Massachusetts Drops Controversial Gender Ideology Mandate for Licensing Foster Care Parents

Nearly 40% of Women Suffer Severe Grief for Years after Abortion, Miscarriage: Study

Former Pfizer Vice President: COVID Shots Were 'Designed to Cause Injury,' Reduce Fertility

Dutch Sheets Shares a Warning from the US National Counterterrorism Center

Venezuela: Trump's Pressure Campaign and Maduro's Fury