Hungary’s Viktor Orbán is in Ukraine for talks with Zelenskyy in his first visit since the war began

BUDAPEST – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán used to be in Kyiv on Tuesday for talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

It is his first visit to the nation since the war began with Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022.

Orbán’s press leader showed to Hungarian news company MTI that the high minister had arrived in the Ukrainian capital in the morning for the talks. Bertalan Havasi mentioned the major subject of the assembly will probably be the alternative for development peace as Ukraine fights off Russia’s invasion, and added that Orbán and Zelenskyy may even speak about present problems associated with Hungarian-Ukrainian bilateral family members.

Orbán is referred to as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s closest best friend in the European Union, and has mechanically blocked, behind schedule or watered down EU efforts to increase help to Ukraine. He has lengthy accused Kyiv of mistreating an ethnic Hungarian minority in Ukraine’s western area of Zakarpattia.