Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow tomorrow, as reported by Hungarian broadcaster Radio Liberty, citing a government source in Budapest. Orban has already met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during his tenure as part of his rotating EU presidency. He will be joined by Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto for the meeting with Putin.
Throughout his time as Prime Minister, Orban has been notably reluctant among European Union and NATO leaders to approve large Western arms and aid packages for Ukraine since Russia’s invasion in February 2022. Putin has set conditions for ending the war, including Ukraine abandoning NATO ambitions and giving up regions claimed by Russia, as well as Crimea. However, Ukraine has rejected these demands as unreasonable and tantamount to capitulation.
During his visit to Kiev, Orban presented Zelensky with a ceasefire proposal aimed at halting hostilities with Russia. The dynamics between Orban, Putin, and Zelensky continue to be closely watched in the ongoing conflict.
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