Ukraine's Foreign Ministry on Orban's visit to Moscow: The Hungarian side made the decision without consulting or coordinating with Kyiv
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The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry reacted to the Hungarian Prime Minister's visit to Moscow, saying that it was carried out without the consent or coordination of Ukraine, and recalled the basic principle of "no agreements on Ukraine without Ukraine.
The decision of the Hungarian Prime Minister to travel to Russia was made by the Hungarian side without any agreement or coordination with Ukraine. This is how the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry reacted to Viktor Orban's visit to Moscow and emphasized the most important principle - "no agreements on Ukraine without Ukraine," UNN reports.
In connection with the visit of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to Moscow on July 5, 2024, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasizes that the decision to make this trip was made by the Hungarian side without agreement or coordination with Ukraine. We remind that for our country the principle of "no agreements on Ukraine without Ukraine" remains inviolable and call on all states to strictly adhere to it
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also emphasized that the only realistic way to restore a just peace is through the Peace Formula. As evidenced by the first Global Peace Summit in Switzerland, which was also attended by Hungary, more than a hundred states and international organizations share a vision of peace based on respect for the territorial integrity of Ukraine and the UN Charter. The Peace Summit format is a key platform for finding ways to restore a just peace.
"Ukraine remains constructively inclined to further work on the development of bilateral cooperation and European integration following the visit of the Hungarian Prime Minister to Kyiv," the diplomatic mission summarized.
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After 9 a.m. on Friday, the government's Airbus A-319, which is usually flown by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, took off from Budapest.
Orban will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Hungarian prime minister's spokesman said .
