Viktor Orban: Hungarian army will not open fire on migrants trespassing high fence bordering Serbia

Hungary does not intend to open fire at immigrants attempting to cross the fence raised at its southern border with Serbia, and wants to discuss about migrant relocates rates only when the external borders of Europe will be closed and secured, said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

In an interview for the public Austrian broadcaster ORF, Victor Orban reiterated his position that most immigrants coming from crisis areas in the Middle East, Africa and Asia are economic migrants fleeing poverty and not really refugees who need asylum.

“We protect Europe according to European norms whereby state borders can be crossed only in certain areas in a controlled manner and after registration,” said Orban in his interview with ORF.

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Europe, which is facing the largest wave of immigrants after the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1990, divided in two groups after Germany and Austria proposed fixed national quotas for relocating refugees among the EU state member. Asked if Hungary could accept such a proposal, Orban replied: “If Europe’s external borders are not secured, it makes no sense to talk of such quotas. When we close the external border and thus stop illegal immigration, then we can talk about any solution,” said Viktor Orban.