Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's 'Peace mission 3.0' included visits to Ukraine, Russia, and China.

During his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, they discussed the Ukraine crisis and China's peace efforts.

Orbán has faced criticism from EU officials for aligning with autocratic leaders.

Despite positioning himself as a mediator in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there are concerns about his true intentions, with some viewing his actions as a PR campaign.

Orbán's upcoming visit to Washington for the NATO Summit will involve discussions on military support for Ukraine, despite his previous reluctance to provide arms.

Critics fear that Orbán's diplomatic efforts could undermine EU foreign policy and strain relations with Western allies.