Secretary Rubio and Hungarian FM Orbán at a MOU Signing Ceremony on Energy Infrastructure and Regional Energy Security and on Law Enforcement Cooperation and Information Exchange

Marco Rubio, Secretary of State Anita Orbán, Hungarian Foreign Minister Washington, DC Colin L. Powell Treaty Room Secretary Rubio and Hungarian FM Orbán at a MOU Signing Ceremony on Energy Infrastructure and Regional Energy Security and on Law Enforcement Cooperation and Information Exchange Remarks October 29, 2026 SECRETARY RUBIO: Well, thank you all for covering this here today and for being a part of this. It’s an honor to be here with Foreign Minister Orbán, and the opportunity to sign these two important agreements. The first one, of course, is that we are aligned and taking steps together in our governments to confront this resurgence of far-left terrorism, which is something that’s been ignored for far too long. It’s something I spoke about earlier this year. And we have to stop the way these groups target police departments and law enforcement, and ultimately critical infrastructure, historical landmarks – the foundations of a free society; that’s what they attack. And so this politically – currently this politically motivated violence and destruction of property that we’ve seen in Europe and we’ve seen here in the United States, going back to 2020, where we saw people go

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