Viktor Orbán - on Ukraine talks:

Viktor Orbán - on Ukraine talks:

It is obvious that large peace talks will be conducted by major countries. But today the situation is such that there is no dialog. And without dialog, it is very difficult to understand how we can move towards peace. I think Europe has to keep the compass of peace and humanity, humane thinking, humane foreign policy. And Europe can probably do more to achieve peace. I don't need a mandate because I don't represent anything, I only do one thing: I go where there is a threat of war that has negative consequences for Europe and Hungary, and I find out the facts, I ask questions. For example, I asked President Zelensky three or four important questions about what he thinks about these things so that we can understand his intentions and where the red line is. If we don't measure it, if we don't know exactly where the border is, if we only sit in Brussels, then we can't get closer to peace, because peace will not come by itself. So if we think that events...
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