The President of Poland changed his mind about meeting with Orban after his trip to Putin

President of Poland Karol Nawrocki. Photo from his Facebook page

Polish President Karol Nawrocki canceled a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban due to the latter’s visit to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Source: “Europeyska Pravda” with reference to the head of the Bureau of International Policy of the Office of the President of Poland, Marcin Przydacz

Pshidacha’s direct speech: “Referring in his policy to the legacy of President Lech Kaczyński, who emphasized that the security of Europe depends on solidarity actions, also in the field of energy, in connection with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s visit to Moscow and its context, President Nawrocki decided to limit the program of his visit to Hungary exclusively to the summit of the presidents of the Visegrad Group in Esztergom.”

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Details: He added that at the meeting together with the presidents of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary, Navrotsky will talk about security and cooperation in the Central European region.

Pshidach also emphasized that the Polish president consistently supports the search for real ways to end the Russian war against Ukraine.

For reference: On December 3, Navrotsky will leave for a two-day visit to Hungary, where he will take part in the summit of the leaders of the Visegrad Group countries. On December 4, the Polish president, accompanied by his wife, was to make an official visit to Budapest and hold meetings, among others, with Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Prehistory:

• Even before Przydacz announced that Nawrocki would not meet with the Prime Minister of Hungary, the head of the Polish government, Donald Tusk, commented on the planned meeting between the politicians. “Orban visits Putin, Navrotsky visits Orban. Chaos in the negotiations regarding the Witkoff plan and the political crisis in Kyiv. A fatal combination,” Tusk emphasized.
• At the beginning of September, Nawrocki’s spokesman announced that a meeting between the President of Poland and Viktor Orban would take place in the near future.
• On November 28 in Moscow, during a meeting with the head of the Kremlin Putin, Orban advocated a quick end to the war in Ukraine. At the same time, he made it clear that he hoped for profitable and stable supplies of oil and gas.
• In addition, Orban stated that Ukraine’s buffer status would ensure peace in the post-war era.

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