Speaking at an event in the Hungarian city of Kecskemét, Urban said in a speech broadcast by “M1” television: “A large business delegation will head to Moscow in the coming days, in early December, to discuss purely economic issues.” Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán described his talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin on November 29 as successful. Orbán wrote on social media: “Successful Moscow talks: Hungary’s energy supplies remain secure.” The meetings took place on November 28 in Moscow and lasted for nearly four hours. Putin and Orbán discussed several issues, including bilateral relations and the situation around Ukraine. Before heading to Moscow, Orbán stated his desire to proceed, pointing out that the United States had lifted sanctions on pipeline supplies. The Prime Minister confirmed that Russian exports provided the country with the lowest energy prices in Europe.
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