Orbán calls war against Ukraine "military operation" in conversation with Putin

Putin and Orban hold talks in Beijing

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in Beijing on Oct. 17. Orban told Putin that his government is interested in continuing economic cooperation with Russia "as long as this is possible."

Putin meets Hungarian PM for first time since 2022

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🇭🇺Hungary has proposed splitting the future €50 billion European Union aid package for Ukraine into two parts, believing that this amount is enough for Kyiv for now, Bloomberg reported. 📷: AFP

Hungary Offers To Step In For Germany On Bosnian Serbs' Infrastructure Projects, Dodik Says

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said on October 2 after meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Budapest that Hungary may take over infrastructure projects that Germany suspended in the Bosnia-Herzegovina's Serb-dominted entity over Dodik's secessionist policies.

Ukraine removes Hungarian OTP Bank from list of international sponsors of war

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Ukraine suspends the status of an international war sponsor for the Hungarian OTP Bank. Due to the bank's inclusion in this list, Hungary blocked a €500 million tranche from the European Peace Fund for military aid to Ukraine. @liveukraine_media

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🇭🇺 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that he considers Ukraine's accession to the EU unrealistic while the war is ongoing, and sees this as a problem even for the decision to start accession talks. "Is it possible to start negotiations with a country that is at war? We don't understand the territory of this country because it is still at war, and we don't know what its population is like because this population is leaving. It would be unprecedented to accept a country without knowing its parameters," he said. @liveukraine_media

Ukraine did not change its borders – Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry responds to Hungarian Prime Minister

Poland and Hungary ignore meeting on Ukrainian grain exports – EU