Orbán invites ex-Ukrainian POW to rally; guest calls for Zelenskyy’s death

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán invited a former Ukrainian prisoner of war Russia transferred to Hungary to appear at his campaign rally in Debrecen, Bloomberg and Euronews reported.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán invited a former Ukrainian prisoner of war Russia transferred to Hungary to appear at his campaign rally in Debrecen, Bloomberg and Euronews reported.

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