The ministry said that the plane had been carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war who were to be exchanged for Russian service personnel. It accused Ukrainian forces in the nearby Kharkiv region of launching two missiles that struck the aircraft.
The Hungarian leader has repeatedly hampered Europe's efforts to boost security during Russia's invasion, and vetoed a $52 billion aid package to Ukraine. According to some analysts, the delays put Orban where he likes to be: at the center of attention as a combative defender of national sovereignty, and being courted rather than pushed around by more powerful nations.
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