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EU leaders criticize Hungarian prime minister for 'peace trip' to Russia / DW News

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EU leaders criticize Hungarian prime minister for 'peace trip' to Russia / DW News

EU leaders criticize Hungarian prime minister for 'peace trip' to Russia / DW News

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Friday to discuss the war in Ukraine.

Putin said he wanted to take the opportunity to "discuss the nuances that have developed" over the conflict with Orban.

Orban said at a press conference with Putin in Moscow that Hungary viewed its six-month stint holding the rotating European Council presidency as a peace mission.

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