US EditionEveryone Gets What They Deserve: This Is What Putin Gave Viktor Orbán
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Russia sent a message to world leaders.
Last year, Vladimir Putin did not address his wishes to the president of the Slovak government, Robert Fico, yet a relative who subsequently went to Moscow in May for the celebrations of Victory Day. He was thus the only leader of a member state of the present Union, since even Viktor Orbán, also invited, had preferred to decline this too risky invitation politically. The Russian President corrected this forgetfulness this year. Thus, two leader…
Vladimir Putin extended Christmas and New Year greetings to selected leaders. Among them are Donald Trump, Viktor Orban, and... Pope Leo XIV.
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent Christmas and New Year greetings to a number of foreign leaders, including US President Donald Trump. Of the European leaders, only Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić received wishes, the Kremlin reported.
Moscow - Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent Christmas and New Year greetings to a number of foreign leaders, including US President Donald Trump. Of the European leaders, only Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić received greetings, the Kremlin said.
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