匈牙利总理：促成俄美领导人会晤，仍有“一两个问题”待解决

Group 1 - Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is set to visit the White House on November 7, aiming to facilitate a meeting between US President Trump and Russian President Putin [1][3] - Orban indicated that there are still "one or two issues" to be resolved before the US-Russia leaders' meeting can take place, suggesting a potential peace summit in Budapest could be held within days if these issues are addressed [3] - The focus of the meeting between Orban and Trump will include discussions on solutions to the Ukraine crisis, with hopes that a US-Russia meeting could eventually occur in Budapest [3] Group 2 - The last face-to-face meeting between Trump and Putin occurred on August 15 in Anchorage, Alaska, but no agreements were reached [3] - Following a phone call on October 16, Trump announced plans for a meeting in Budapest, which he later canceled on October 22, citing that the timing was not right [3] - Russian presidential representative Dmitriev stated that the meeting has not been canceled but will occur later, while Kremlin spokesperson Peskov mentioned that a quick arrangement for the meeting is possible but currently deemed unnecessary [3]