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Trump–Putin Meeting Means There Is ‘an Outline of an Agreement,’ Hungarian Analyst Says

Trump–Putin Meeting Means There Is ‘an Outline of an Agreement,’ Hungarian Analyst Says

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Rezső Erdélyi, analyst for the Hungarian Nézőpont Institute, has stated during his appearance on Hungarian public radio that the proposed meeting between US President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia is a great sign of progress in peace negotiations, and that ‘the US President has achieved more in ending the Russo–Ukrainian war than the European Union has done in many years.’

The Russo–Ukrainian war ‘is not our war, it is Biden’s war’, US President Donald Trump often likes to point out. Now, there are talks of an imminent meeting between President Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia. President Putin has even suggested a location for the meeting already, the United Arab Emirates.

Rezső Erdélyi, analyst for the Hungarian Nézőpont Institute, went on Hungarian public radio to give his expert opinion on the latest development in the war on Thursday, 7 August.

He started by stating that in the short time since he returned to office, ‘the US President has achieved more in ending the Russo–Ukrainian war than the European Commission and the European Union have done in many years, and did more than the Biden administration has achieved in the same amount of time.’ He then added that the proposed meeting between President Trump and President Putin means that there is at least ‘an outline’ of a peace agreement in place.

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Rezső Erdélyi, analyst for the Hungarian Nézőpont Institute, has stated during his appearance on Hungarian public radio that the proposed meeting between US President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia is a great sign of progress in peace negotiations, and that ‘the US President has achieved more in ending the Russo–Ukrainian war than the European Union has done in many years.’

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