Hungary's far right Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visits Trump in Mar-a-Lago after NATO summit
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Hungary's nationalist prime minister, Viktor Orbán, traveled to Florida on Thursday and met with former President Donald Trump following the NATO summit in Washington, a move likely to aggravate frustrations among Western allies over similar secretive trips he made to Russia and China in recent days.
Orbán met with Trump at the former president's beachside compound Mar-a-Lago and shared a photo of the two on social media with the caption: "We discussed ways to make peace. The good news of the day: he's going to solve it!"
Later, he posted that, "We continued the peace mission in Mar-a-Lago. President @realDonaldTrump has proved during his presidency that he is a man of peace. He will do it again!"
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