Zelenskyy and Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar agree to exchange visits after meeting in Brussels
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Budapest. Both leaders agreed to restart joint efforts and strengthen diplomatic ties, with Hungary offering support for peace. A minority education law was adopted in Ukraine on October 12.
- Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
- Magyar assured Zelensky of full solidarity against Russian aggression and thanked the Ukrainian Parliament for recognizing crimes against Carpathian Hungarians.
- Magyar said both countries should build new political and economic relations.
- Magyar welcomed the agreement on minority rights in Transcarpathia and said Hungary is ready to offer diplomatic support for a ceasefire and lasting peace.
- Ukraine's parliament passed education amendments on October 12 to strengthen rights for national minorities.
- Zelensky said they agreed to restart joint work and organize mutual visits.
- Magyar stated Hungary is ready to support Ukraine diplomatically for peace.
- Zelensky said he does not oppose the meeting in Budapest, which was linked to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution commemoration.
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