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Hungarian Prime Minister Orban, known for his pro-Russia stance and opposition to Western aid for Ukraine, made a sudden unannounced visit to Kyiv on Tuesday, proposing a ceasefire to accelerate peace talks with Russia. The meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky was described as stiff, with Orban seeking to repair relations with EU countries to gain support in forming a new right-wing party in the European Parliament. Orban's visit is seen as a strategic move amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and changing political landscape in Europe, where far-right parties are gaining traction.
Source: YAHOO