Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is meeting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan today to talk mainly about the war in Ukraine, in the latest leg of a so-far fruitless “mission” to broker a ceasefire. The leaders of the two NATO countries are to discuss “the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East,” Hungarian government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs said via X. While quick to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Turkey has opted for neutrality between Moscow and Kiev and does not participate in Western sanctions against Russia. As for Viktor Orbán, he is playing his own game, cultivating his proximity to the Kremlin while also being a member of the European Union, which he presides over until the end of December. In early July he went to Moscow, saying he was seeking a diplomatic solution to the conflict without consulting his partners. Orban’s proposal to Putin After meeting the last one […]
Source: News Beast
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