🇭🇺🇺🇦 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán revealed that the leaders of Hungary, Slovakia, Turkey, and the United States opposed the presence of Zelensky at the upcoming NATO summit in The Hague — which is why he was not invited to participate in the working sessions.

"In diplomacy, what matters isn't where you are — it's where you're not. The Americans, Turks, Slovaks, and we made it clear: we don't want to sit at the same table with Mr. Zelensky when NATO is on the agenda," Orbán stated.

He called Zelensky's exclusion from the working meetings a clear sign that "the previous chapter is over."

Orbán further emphasized that Hungary's national interest lies in avoiding any form of association with Ukraine — whether in NATO or the European Union.

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