As the Austro-Hungarian Empire's border defense completely failed, the doves led by Emperor Carl I seemed somewhat panicked.
Especially the Hungarian faction, who could not wait to reach an agreement with the Allies immediately to ensure that the Hungarian region would not be occupied and destroyed.
In the face of their own interests, the interests of the empire seemed somewhat narrow. In particular, given the existing contradictions between the Hungarian and Austrian regions, it has become almost impossible to unite them at the expense of each other.
Prior to the war, the two regions had disagreements, and even during the war, the conflicts between the Austrian and Hungarian regions were not insignificant.
From the geography alone, Hungary, because of its Hungarian Great Plain, is an excellent grain-producing area and an important grain-producing area in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
