Overview
- Orbán's visit to Trump at Mar-a-Lago follows meetings with Putin and Xi, sparking backlash from EU leaders.
- European officials stress Orbán does not represent the EU in his 'peace mission' efforts.
- Critics argue Orbán's actions undermine collective efforts to support Ukraine against Russian aggression.
- Some EU countries plan to boycott upcoming meetings in Budapest in protest of Orbán's diplomacy.
- Biden administration reaffirms that any peace talks must include Ukraine's consent and participation.