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Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude towards Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the Munich Security Conference, acknowledging his role in motivating Europe to improve, despite previous criticisms of Orban's actions and statements [1][3]. Group 1: Zelensky's Remarks - Zelensky awarded the "Brave Ukrainian People" award at the Munich Security Conference and thanked partner nations for their support [1]. - He referred to Orban as someone who has inspired Europeans to become better, while also criticizing him for not addressing security challenges in Europe [3]. - Zelensky's comments included a personal attack on Orban, suggesting that he has forgotten the meaning of "shame" [3]. Group 2: Reactions to Zelensky's Comments - Political risk consultant Adrien Cassont criticized Zelensky's remarks as immature and turning the conference into a "circus," indicating a decline in his political discourse [4]. - Cassont described Zelensky's behavior as desperate, likening it to his past as a comedian, which he believes is inappropriate for such a serious political forum [4]. - Orban responded calmly on social media, suggesting that Zelensky's comments would help the Hungarian people better understand the situation [5].