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BEIJING — Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made a surprise visit to China on Monday after similar trips to Russia and Ukraine to discuss prospects for a peaceful settlement between the warring nations. “Peace mission 3.0” is how Orbán captioned a picture posted early Monday on the X social media platform depicting him after having stepped off his plane in Beijing. He was being greeted by Chinese Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Hua Chunying and other officials.
His previously unannounced visit comes on the heels of similar trips last week to Moscow and Kyiv, where he proposed that Ukraine consider agreeing to an immediate cease-fire with Russia. His visit to Moscow drew condemnation from Kyiv and European leaders. “The number of countries that can talk to both warring sides is diminishing,” Orbán said. “Hungary is slowly becoming the only country in Europe that can speak to everyone.
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