Madyar suggested Transcarpathia as a venue for a meeting with Zelenskyy
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said he discussed with the President of Ukraine the possibility of holding their meeting in Transcarpathia. The foreign ministers of both countries are currently determining whether it will be possible to organize the talks by the end of November.
Mátyás said that on the sidelines of the summit, he spoke, in particular, with the Prime Minister of Luxembourg, the President of Switzerland, and the Prime Minister of Ireland, and also held a 10–15-minute meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
It is worth noting that Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s social media accounts have not yet mentioned the meeting with the Hungarian prime minister.
“We discussed a meeting with the president, but the conversation was not about Budapest or Kyiv, but about Zakarpattia,” Madyar continued, adding that the foreign ministers are currently discussing whether this could take place by the end of November.
Source: Telex
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