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Opposition leader Peter Magyar visits Kyiv after a recent Russian attack on Ukraine, where 34 were killed, including victims at a children’s hospital. Magyar raised funds for humanitarian aid and paid respects to fallen soldiers.
Meanwhile, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban proposed a ceasefire, which was rejected by President Zelensky. Orban, known for his pro-Kremlin stance, has opposed Ukraine’s NATO and EU accession.
Magyar supports Kyiv’s right to self-defense but does not plan to send troops to Ukraine. Orban’s upcoming meeting with Trump in Florida follows a NATO summit supporting Ukraine.
Orban to meet Trump in Florida after NATO summit, Time reports
Ally support for Ukraine affirmed as Orban maintains ties with Kremlin-friendly policies within the EU.