Vice President Vance Visits Budapest to Back Orbán Ahead of Elections Budapest, Hungary – US Vice President J.D. Vance met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest on Tuesday, a meeting occurring just days before Hungary’s parliamentary elections. The encounter, photographed by AP/Scanpix, saw Vance publicly express his support for Orbán’s campaign. The meeting began with a brief handshake before photographers, following which journalists did not pose questions to the two leaders. Vance’s visit underscores a growing alignment between certain political figures in the United States and Orbán’s government. Hungary’s elections are scheduled for April 3rd, with Orbán seeking a fourth consecutive term in office. The visit by President Vance represents a significant moment in the lead-up to the vote, highlighting the ongoing efforts to garner international support. Sources indicate the discussion centered on shared concerns regarding border security and democratic values. The meeting took place in Budapest, the nation’s capital, and represents a key engagement for Vance as he continues to assess political landscapes globally. Further details regarding the specific topics discussed remain unavailable. Topics: #vance #budapest #president Post navigation MART KALVET, MARGUS LÕVI ⟩The physical impossibility of reducing the number of drug-related arrests in the mind of the thoughtless interior minister The injury will keep Mart Seimi away from the breeding ground for two months and could steal the EM medal