Zelensky reacted to Orban's statement about the Christmas truce — Politics
The adviser to the Ukrainian president emphasized that Ukraine needs a real, reliable and just peace.
Communications adviser to the President of Ukraine, Dmytro Lytvyn, commented on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's statement regarding the proposal for a “Christmas truce” with Russia, calling the head of the neighboring country's government “an intrusive messenger from Putin.”
He said this in a comment to “Suspilno”.
“If such a persistent messenger from Putin has already appeared, then we can answer his ultimatum in one way – we need a real, reliable peace that is fair for Ukraine. None of the involved participants in the work for peace need Putin's messengers,” Lytvyn said.
We will remind you that on Wednesday, December 18, on the X network, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called the words of Ukrainian President Volodymyr a provocation…
