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Hungary's Orban says now is not good time for Putin to visit Budapest

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Posted on January 5, 2026

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BUDAPEST, Jan 5 (Reuters) - It is not currently a good time for Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit Budapest as there are no bilateral issues to discuss, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban told a news conference on Monday.

United States President Donald Trump said in October he would hold talks with Putin in Budapest, but the meeting never took place.

(Reporting by Anita Komuves, Gergely Szakacs)

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