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The US government has proposed former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as a candidate for the position of United Nations Secretary-General. One.uz reports this.

This information was announced by the Wall Street Journal based on sources. The current Secretary-General António Guterres' term expires at the end of 2026.

In previous rounds of voting, none of the candidates were able to overcome the vetoes of the permanent members of the Security Council, which is why the Orbán option was brought into discussion. The intransigence of the US, Russia, and China The Donald Trump administration actively supports Viktor Orbán, and this matter is in the final decision-making stage.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the US, Russia, and China are jointly supporting this initiative. According to State Department sources, Orbán could receive the votes of at least 10 out of the 15 members of the Security Council.

The UK and France would realistically use their veto power if there is an absolute majority, but these countries usually exercise caution in exercising a veto. The race for Secretary-General: the favorites are in a tight race A number of experienced diplomats are vying to replace the current Secretary-General, but reaching an agreement is difficult.

According to RIA Novosti, in the initial vote, no candidate passed the "big five" filter. One of the frontrunners is Costa Rica's former Vice President and UNCTAD head Rebecca Grinspan, but the Security Council members' hesitation is opposing her.

Other candidates include Rafael Grossi, Caroline Rodrigues-Birkett, Maria Fernanda Espinosa, Olara Otunnu, Yvonne Baki, and Lana Nusseibeh. Viktor Orbán's participation could initiate one of the most complex and geopolitically charged election campaigns in UN history.<