MOSCOW, Feb 1Vladimir Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will discuss major European security issues, regional conflicts and bilateral relations, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. «Hungarian Prime Minister Orban will be visiting President Putin on a working visit, an important visit, important from the point of view of a good opportunity <…> to exchange (views) on the main security problems on the European continent, regional conflicts, as well as to discuss in detail the current state and prospects for the development of bilateral relations,» he said. 
01:01Interstate relations between the Russian Federation and HungaryThe Kremlin did not rule out that the president will touch upon the Russian response to the United States on security guarantees. «There will be questions from journalists today, it would be strange if they <…> leave this topic unattended, so we can assume that it will happen one way or another. But let's wait for the press conference,» Peskov said. At the same time, he did not specify exactly when Putin and Orban would go to the journalists, noting that it depends on how the negotiations will go. 
10:17The Foreign Ministry denied the transmission of a response to US security proposals At the end of last year, Moscow handed over draft documents on security guarantees to Brussels and Washington. The Kremlin insists on ending the bloc's military cooperation with the post-Soviet countries, refusing to create bases on their territory, limiting the deployment of strike weapons near the Russian border, removing American nuclear weapons from Europe and not expanding NATO to the east. At the end of January, Russia received a written response. The Foreign Ministry said that Western partners ignored the most important issue — the non-expansion of the alliance. The department also promised to respond in the near future. » />Infographics
