In Washington, allies of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban are going to hold a closed meeting with Republicans to achieve an end to US military support for Ukraine.
The Guardian writes about this, citing its own unnamed sources. According to journalists, a two-day event organized by the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation will begin on December 11.
A diplomatic source close to the Hungarian Embassy said Orban is convinced that aid to Ukraine will not pass the US Congress, so he is also trying to block aid from the European Union.
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The first day of the event will discuss Russia's war against Ukraine, and will also focus on other topics, including the transatlantic culture wars. According to a Republican source, some members of Congress present were invited to join the closed-door talks the next day.
Journalists note that the meeting will take place against the backdrop of intense debate in Washington regarding the future of Ukraine. Last week, White House officials warned that without action from Congress, aid money for Ukraine would run out before the end of the year.
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