Orban’s office said it had passed on proposals to EU leaders to end the war in Ukraine

Balazs Orban stressed that his country could play a “serious role in mediation.”

Political adviser to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and member of parliament Balazs Orban confirmed that the Hungarian politician sent proposals to EU leaders on settling the war in Ukraine .

“The Prime Minister wrote to the leaders of the European Council about the negotiations, the experience of the first phase of the peacekeeping mission and the Hungarian proposals. If Europe wants peace and wants to have a decisive voice in resolving the war and stopping the bloodshed, it must now develop and implement a change of direction,” Balázs Orbán told Magyar Nemzet.

He said that Ukraine and Russia are very determined to fight, and “without external mediators, unfortunately, we will face very serious destruction in the coming months.”

Balazs Orban stressed that his country could play a “serious role in mediation.”

“Today we are the only ones who can negotiate with all sides,” Orban added.

Orban’s “peacekeeping” efforts – details

Since early July, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has visited Kyiv, Moscow and Beijing, where he has tried to discuss his “peace plan” to end the war in Ukraine.

He subsequently met with US presidential candidate Donald Trump and discussed his “peace initiatives” to end the war in Ukraine.

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