The prime minister will discuss energy security and Ukraine with Russian President Vladimir Putin
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has arrived in Russia for an unannounced visit centered on energy security, with talks scheduled later in the day with President Vladimir Putin.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto announced the arrival on Friday, posting a photo of members of the delegation disembarking a plane in Moscow.
Speaking to reporters before departing Budapest early in the morning, Orban said his priority is ensuring that Hungary continues to receive sufficient supplies.
"I am traveling to Moscow so that Hungary's energy supply is secured for the winter and for the following year, at an affordable price," he stated, adding that the Ukraine conflict is an issue that "can hardly be avoided" when he meets with Putin.
