Trump even before inauguration is ready to become a peaceful mediator between Ukraine and the Russian Federation - Orban

Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban wrote about it in a letter to the chairman of the European Council of Charles Michel. This document was available to the German edition of Bild. In the opening address, Orban writes: "Below you will find a generalized assessment of my recent negotiations with the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, China, Turkey and President Donald Trump, as well as some proposals for your consideration.

" Further, in the letter occupied one and a half pages, the Hungarian leader lists ten points, and the war in Ukraine states the following: "In general, it can be stated that the intensity of military conflict will radically increase in the near future.

" Orban, in particular, calls for negotiations with China about a "peace conference", restoration of diplomatic relations with the Russian Federation and to the "political offensive" in the global south, "we have lost our respect because of our position on war in Ukraine. " He also described his talks in the US, which took place on Trump. Orban criticizes Joe Baiden. "The incumbent President is making great effort to stay in the race.

It is obvious that he is unable to change the current Provisional Policy of the United States, and therefore cannot be expected to start a new policy," said Prime Minister of Hungary. Orban stated that "with confidence it may say that immediately after the victory in the Trump election will not wait for his inauguration, but will immediately be ready to act as a peaceful mediator. " According to him, "he has detailed and substantiated plans.

" However, the Hungarian Prime Minister also warns that the Trump's victory will cost the EU expensive. "I am more than convinced that in the event of President Trump's likely victory, the financial burden between the US and the EU will change significantly in favor of the EU when it comes to Ukraine's financial support," he said. We will remind, in early July the Prime Minister of Hungary made visits to Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Russia, China and the United States.