"Putin's intrusive messenger": Zelenskyy's Office responds to Orban's statement about the truce
An adviser to the Ukrainian President emphasized that Ukraine needs a real, reliable and just peace.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Russian president Volodymyr Putin / Photo: Associated Press
A Communications Advisor to the President of Ukraine, Dmytro Lytvyn, reacted to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's proposal for a "Christmas truce" with Russia, calling the leader of the neighboring country "an intrusive messenger from Putin."
Lytvyn made this statement in a comment to "Suspilne".
"If such an intrusive messenger from Putin has appeared, we can respond to his ultimatum with one thing — we need a real, reliable, and fair peace for Ukraine. Putin's messengers are unnecessary for anyone genuinely involved in working toward peace," Lytvyn said.
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