Hungary's Orbán Assumes EU Presidency, Seeks Ceasefire in Ukraine
Viktor Orbán meets with Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, urging a time-limited ceasefire to accelerate peace talks with Russia.
- Orbán's visit to Ukraine marks his first since the Russian invasion began in 2022.
- The Hungarian leader has previously opposed EU support for Ukraine, often siding with Russia.
- Orbán's role as EU president requires him to act as an 'honest broker' among member states.
- Zelensky emphasizes the importance of continued military support from European countries.
- Hungary's presidency of the EU will last for the next six months, influencing the bloc's agenda.



























