More than 100 politicians have been invited to state ceremonies on October 23 marking the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. In an interview with 444.hu published Saturday, Magyar said he thought Zelensky's attendance was unlikely, even though Russian President Vladimir Putin had not been invited. "Either I will travel to Kyiv and from there we will go together to Beregszász, or the president will come to Budapest and from there we will go to Beregszász," Magyar said. On Friday, at the EU summit in Brussels, Magyar and Zelensky said they could meet again later this year.
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