Kiev is working to organize a visit to Ukraine by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. This was said by Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna, Sky News reported. This would be the first visit by the Hungarian leader since the invasion of Russia, a figure widely seen as the most supportive of Moscow of all the leaders of NATO countries. Orban has often been an obstacle to Ukraine's hopes of aid and joining the European Union.
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UN, we cannot verify the circumstances of the crashed plane
“We understand that both Russia and Ukraine are conducting separate investigations into the incident and that Ukraine has requested an international investigation. The United Nations is not in a position to verify these reports or the circumstances of the incident.” This was said by the head of political affairs of the United Nations, Rosemary DiCarlo, at the emergency meeting of the Security Council regarding the military aircraft that crashed yesterday in the Belgorod region of Russia crashed. “It is clear,” he added, “that the incident occurred in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the ongoing war. To avoid further escalation, we urge all parties involved to refrain from any actions, rhetoric or accusations that could further inflame the situation into a dangerous conflict.”