Hungarian PM doubts Zelenskyy will visit Budapest for October 23 events

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said he does not expect Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to visit Budapest later this month, despite an invitation being extended for October 23 events. Magyar told 444.hu on Saturday that Zelenskyy's attendance at the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution was unlikely, though Russian President Vladimir Putin was not invited. Over 100 politicians have been invited to the state ceremonies. The comments follow a Friday EU summit meeting where both leaders agreed to continue talks, with Magyar expressing solidarity with Ukraine and proposing potential future meetings in Kyiv or Budapest to discuss minority issues and bilateral relations.