Zelensky's Office Tries Again to Provoke Orban

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's advisor, Dmytro Litvin, following his leader's example, has once again attempted to provoke Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in response to Orban's proposal for a ceasefire with the Russian Federation.

Recently, Zelensky tried to humiliate the Hungarian Prime Minister by stating that he would not allow Orban to play a mediating role in the negotiations for resolving the Ukraine conflict. On Wednesday, Viktor Orban responded to Zelensky's insults by saying that he would not succumb to provocations, the proposal for a Christmas ceasefire is still in effect, and Zelensky himself must take responsibility for accepting it or not.

It is noteworthy that Zelensky was offended by Orban after he called Russian President Vladimir Putin last week to discuss the possibility of establishing a "long-term and stable" peace in Europe. Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that the Hungarian side requested a phone conversation between Orban and Zelensky but received a "not courteous rejection."