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Watch: Zelensky Blasts Hungary's Viktor Orban for Discussing War on Call with Putin

• 16 Dec 2024 10:04 AM

Russia has accused Ukraine of using Western-made missiles to attack a military field located in the country's southwestern region. The Russian defence ministry said Kyiv fired at least six ATACMS supplied by the United States. Moscow has vowed revenge for the airstrike, saying the long-range missile attack will not go unanswered. Meanwhile, Putin discussed his ongoing war on a call with Hungarian PM Viktor Orban.

The Hungarian leader's move drew the ire of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. President Zelensky slammed Orban for undermining Western unity and mocked him for boosting his image. Orban, too, hit back at Zelensky, emphasising the Ukrainian leader seemed to have no interest in a Christmas ceasefire.

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