Vladimir Putin faces a logistical problem in traveling to the Donald Trump meeting in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss ending the Ukraine war.

A future visit by Russian ruler Vladimir Putin to Hungary, a member of both the European Union and NATO, will put Ukraine's allies in an awkward position. Details: The choice of a country belonging to alliances leading international efforts to help Ukraine and isolate Russia for hosting the summit has surprised diplomats and analysts almost as much as the meeting itself.

BUDAPEST/BRUSSELS (Reuters) -When Russia's Vladimir Putin steps off the plane in European Union and NATO member Hungary for a summit with Donald Trump, it will be

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When Putin travelled to Alaska for his Anchorage summit in August, the US granted special permission for the presidential plane - a modified Ilyushin Il-96 airliner dubbed the "Flying Kremlin" that has four engines and is bristling with defence systems.

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Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told a press briefing broadcast on his Facebook page that he will visit Washington on Tuesday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged President Trump to be tougher on Russian President Vladimir Putin after his meeting at the White House on Friday. Ukrainian parliament member Halyna Yanchenko joins to break down where things stand.

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