The European Union (EU) is expressing concern over Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's planned visit to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This visit comes at a critical time during the ongoing Ukraine war and is likely to anger EU leaders.
Orbán has been criticized for his close ties with Russia and his delay in imposing sanctions and providing financial aid to Ukraine. The EU Council Presidency, currently held by Hungary, does not have a mandate to negotiate with Russia on behalf of the EU, raising further doubts about the visit.
The EU is already worried about Orbán's efforts to undermine European unity and the rule of law. Additionally, internal documents from the Russian foreign intelligence service provide insight into Moscow's information war against the West, aiming to create fear and division.
The goal is to drive a wedge between Ukraine and its supporters, causing further divisions within Western societies. The EU remains concerned about the situation and the potential impact on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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