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Hungary's Orban unexpectedly visits China, backs Xi's peace plan
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban visited China, calling it a "Peace mission 3.0," amidst criticism for his support of Russia during the Ukraine conflict.
Orban and Chinese leader Xi Jinping discussed Ukraine, with Xi reiterating Beijing's call for a ceasefire, as reported by state broadcaster CCTV.
Orban stated China is a “key power in creating the conditions for peace” regarding Ukraine and emphasized cooperation in efforts with Xi.
The Hungarian leader, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the European Union for six months, was received in the morning by Chinese President Xi Jinping The Hungarian Prime Minister
The Hungarian prime minister was received on Monday by Chinese President Xi Jinping. China and Hungary are calling for a peaceful settlement of the war in Ukraine, while maintaining their proximity to the Kremlin.