Hungary Boosts Heat in Beef With Ukraine, NATO 

Its foreign minister says an upcoming meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission ‘hurts the cherished unity of NATO.’

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Hungary's prime minister, Victor Orban, at Berlin, Germany, February 10, 2020. AP/Markus Schreiber, file

Governor DeSantis isn’t the only political figure who could be called an outlier with respect to the widespread support for besieged Ukraine — there is also the curious case of Viktor Orbán. In the months since the Russian invasion, the iconoclastic Hungarian prime minister has made no secret of his ambivalence.

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