Speaking on the last day of voting in European Parliament elections, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says the vote is "an all European pro-peace or pro-war election". His comments come as polls open in 21 EU member countries, with the bloc facing challenges including the ongoing war in Ukraine and the prospect of having to adapt to a new Donald Trump presidency. Addressing the media outside a polling station in Budapest, Orban says he hopes the election results will have a "strong impact on the big European countries, on those prime ministers who are now more in favour of war." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES