Orban called on EU leaders to travel to Moscow for a security agreement with Russia

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban invited the leaders of the European Union (EU) to visit Moscow to sign a security agreement with Russia. He stated this on September 7, delivering a speech on the occasion of the opening of the political season in Ketch.

"Europe, in fact, needs to <...> go to Moscow and conclude a security agreement between the European Union and Russia. Not only about Ukraine, but also about security between the European Union and Russia," Orban said, RIA Novosti reports.

According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, the agreement should mean that Ukraine will not be able to become a member of the North Atlantic Alliance or the European Union.

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