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Orban‑Putin Meeting: Russian Leader Leaves Door Open to Talks with US in Budapest

On Friday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest, where they discussed Hungary’s peace initiative, the possibility of a US‑Hungary meeting and using a Budapest platform for talks.

Hungary’s Peace Initiative Discussed

Hungary is interested in peace and sincerely hopes that newly announced peace initiatives will lead to actual peace. Orban emphasized that Hungary is ready to provide a platform for negotiations and help conclude the process.

Putin Responds to US Meeting Proposal

Putin thanked the suggestion of organising a meeting with the President of the United States in Hungary. He welcomed the idea and said he was happy the proposal—attributed to Donald—was received favorably.

Potential Use of Budapest Platform

Putin expressed willingness to consider employing the Budapest platform during negotiations and thanked for the encouragement to do so, indicating he would be satisfied with such involvement.

Implications for Eastern European Diplomacy

The meeting underscores Hungary’s role as a mediator and signals that Russia may be open to engagement with Western leaders through Budapest as a neutral venue.

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