Eisenbahnprojekt Budapest–Belgrad in großen Schwierigkeiten: Unerklärlich hohe Kosten auf ungarischer Seite und chinesische Ausrüstung, die nicht den EU-Standards entspricht.

    https://telex.hu/g7/kozelet/2026/03/02/budapest-belgrad-muszaki-problemak-biztositoberendezes-vonatbefolyasolas-tehervonatok

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    1. alloutofchewingum on

      „Inexplicably“ lmfao

      Let me explicate for you

      It’s due to mind boggling rents extracted by Orban’s famous corruption machine

    2. From the [article](https://telex-hu.translate.goog/g7/kozelet/2026/03/02/budapest-belgrad-muszaki-problemak-biztositoberendezes-vonatbefolyasolas-tehervonatok?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp) :

      “ The Budapest-Belgrade project bears the typical features of the Fidesz government’s operations:

      The development was decided on political grounds, while there was no need for such a level of reconstruction of the line, two tracks along the entire length are far too much for traffic, and there would have been a much greater need for railway development elsewhere. The return on the investment of roughly one thousand billion forints, including everything else, is unpromising, it would take a thousand years . The development was decided in a secret intergovernmental agreement, without sufficient professional preparation, and experts involved in the project were not even allowed near the decisions. Lőrinc Mészáros‘ company became the chosen contractor with a Chinese partner, but the costs are incomprehensibly high. The project is shrouded in obscurity and secrecy, and is characterized by technical shortcomings. In this article, we focus on the technological issues that make handover difficult”

    3. Traditional-Candy-21 on

      orban is one greedy corrupt pig.
      How the hell does he not get imprisoned

    4. No-Working7460 on

      At this point we might as well adopt Chinese stuff when it comes to railways. Probably EU standards are from 1920 or something.

    5. Single_Classroom_448 on

      How else is Orban supposed to get fatten his bank account than skimming money off the top

    6. RottenPingu1 on

      Lol…China building anything to other than their code or methods always ends badly and i can only imagine what poison pill contracts Orban has negotiated.

    7. Am willing to bet the Chinese are actually innocent on this one. We all know who are the culprits

    8. „a payoff horizon between 130 and 2400 years based on current and expected traffic on the line.“

    9. Orban’s Hungary being a corrupt shithole? Nooooo, what a surprise!

      When he loses the upcoming elections, the first thing the new government needs to do is have him arrested before he can flee to Moscow. 

    10. Let’s spend the money on something more advantageous for the EU. A beautiful, big wall around the Hungarian border. After all, I hear Hungarians love the good ol‘ times of the Warsaw Pact, so we would be doing them a favour

    11. Matchbreakers on

      I remember reading they had to cannibalise legacy signaling systems from other Hungarian mainlines because the planned signals wouldn’t do the job or smth.

    12. Firstly, China will always let you down.

      Secondly, all of Putin’s friends are mired in corruption, and Orbán, with his iron Chinese railway, is no exception.

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