Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will head to Mar-a-Lago to visit former President Donald Trump after the NATO summit.
The conservative European leader, who has held the office since 2010, has been a close ally with Trump, during and after his presidency. His closeness with Trump is matched by his distance from President Joe Biden, who has attacked him on several occasions. Orban’s planned visit to Mar-a-Lago, first revealed to the New York Times by a Trump campaign official, is his second of the year, the first occurring in March.
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