Russia's Economic Reintegration to Follow Peace Deal - Orban
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has suggested that Russia's reintegration into global economic and European energy systems would follow any peace agreement in Ukraine, Orda reports, citing Reuters.
If the U.S. President comes and creates peace, there is a deal, I think Russia will be reintegrated into the world economy... the European security system and even the European economic and energy system, that will give a huge boost to the Hungarian economy, <...> We will win a lot with a peace deal, Orban said.
These remarks come in the wake of Donald Trump's February 12 phone conversation with Vladimir Putin and Zelesnkyy.
Trump has also previously said he would love to see Russia be "readmitted into the G7."
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