Trump's Pick for Security: Waltz on Hungary's Role in Ukraine Peace

Florida Republican Mike Waltz, Donald Trump's choice for national security adviser, recently spoke about Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, and his relationship with Trump. Orbán, known for his ties to Russia, met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago days before announcing talks with Russian President Putin about ending the war in Ukraine. Waltz highlighted that Orbán has a good relationship with Trump and regularly engages with Russia. He expressed hope for a ceasefire in Ukraine, noting that Trump wants the war to stop.Lately, discussions with global leaders have focused on ending the conflict. Waltz wants to restore stability and stop the bloodshed permanently. He stressed the need to end the war safely and effectively. Meanwhile, Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Paris, calling for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations. Zelenskyy acknowledged that the war needs more than just signatures to end. The Biden administration is sending more weapons to Ukraine, valued at $500 million. The Ukrainian ambassador to the U. S. , Oksana Markarova, emphasized the need for more military support, especially artillery and air defense. She firmly stated that Ukraine can defend itself but needs efficient weapons.