Breaking: Hungarian-Ukrainian agreement, President Novák’s life in danger in Kyiv

Katalin Novák, Hungary’s President, is on an official visit to Kyiv to have extensive talks with President Zelensky. The chief purpose of the visit was to sign a mutual agreement. Throughout the day, the Hungarian president was exposed to life-threatening conditions, she even had to hide in a shelter for an hour.

According to Novák’s official Facebook page, the agreement between her and Zelensky contains the following five points:

1. A direct communication channel will be established between the two presidents;
2. They will update the agreement concerning the relationship between the two countries;
3. Hungary joins the negotiations about the peace settlement initiated by the Ukrainian President;
4. Hungary and Ukraine cooperates in helping war-stricken children and their families;
5. The minority rights of the Transcarpathian Hungarians will be promptly safeguarded.

During her visit, Novák first went to the Transcarpathian region where an indigenous Hungarian community of tens of thousands reside. They are strongly determined to preserve their ethnicity despite the raging war and the booming Ukrainian nationalism. As we reported HERE, the Hungarian President then attended the Third Summit of the Crimea Platform in Kyiv, where she was personally invited by the Ukrainian President.

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However, between 3pm and 5pm, an air-raid alarm rang through the Ukrainian capital. She and her staff had to immediately flee to a shelter set up in the government district. Novák shared a video to her Instagram stories of the events, which you can watch below:

 

A bejegyzés megtekintése az Instagramon

 

Novák Katalin (@katalin.novak) által megosztott bejegyzés

Novák said Hungary condemns Russia’s aggression and added the war must end with the retake of the Crimea Peninsula. “The sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of Ukraine are unquestionable”, she added on Twitter (X).

Zelensky appeared to be pleased to welcome Novák in Kyiv. Here is his tweet:

Glad to welcome @KatalinNovak_HU in Ukraine.

I am grateful for President Novak’s visit and participation in the Third Crimea Platform Summit.

We discussed Ukraine’s EU and NATO integration, as well as ways to develop our bilateral relations.

🇺🇦🇭🇺 pic.twitter.com/6DGZ5rJoqZ

— Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) August 23, 2023