As we all know, Hungary is the most pro-** country in the EU and NATO (Slovakia can also promote), but after the latest agreement to Sweden's accession to NATO, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban talked about the situation in Ukraine when meeting with the leaders of the Visegrad Group countries, stressing that it is difficult to determine the outcome of the Ukrainian-Russian war and calling for a peaceful settlement. In his opinion, to ask questions about the winner, to fall into the trap of one of the parties being prematurely declared guilty and wrong, constitutes a "bad" position. In his view, the top priority should be to save lives and start peace talks as soon as possible. 
Orban expressed doubts about Ukraine's victory, noting that Hungary does not seek a common border with Russia, citing the negative historical experience of sharing borders with the Soviet Union. Many people think that the Czech Republic has the most painful memory of 1968, but as early as 1956, Hungary suffered a tragic situation in the Czech Republic. Even Hungary was the model for later Soviet intervention against these satellite states and the chicken that set an example for the monkeys. 
Orban stressed that Hungary's *** demands the existence of an independent state between its eastern border and Russia, which is the basis for providing assistance to Ukraine based on Hungarian national interests. In a word, although I am pro-Russian and oppose aid to Ukraine, I don't want to be adjacent to Russia, and I still have to rely on Ukraine to block Russia's bullets for me.
You can't understand this logic of Hungary, you don't want to be a neighbor of Russia, but you don't support Ukraine, if Ukraine is annexed because of a lack of support, you want not to be a neighbor of Russia, that's what you can think? The tragedy that took place in 1956 was when Ukraine was still part of Soviet Russia.