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Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said diplomats, including the foreign ministers of both countries, are working to arrange a meeting with Zelensky in Zakarpattia before the end of November. The proposal follows brief summit sideline talks in Dublin, where Magyar also spoke with the prime ministers of Luxembourg and Ireland, the president of Switzerland, and held a 10 to 15 minute meeting with Zelensky. Magyar's remarks were carried by Telex, citing Kossuth Rádió, as reported by European Pravda, and Ukrainska Pravda reported the plans. Magyar said the talks concerned a meeting in Zakarpattia rather than in Budapest or Kyiv, building on a July agreement in Ankara to meet in one of those capitals and then travel together to Berehove. Ukrainska Pravda noted that Zelensky's social media had not yet mentioned a meeting with Magyar. Zelensky and Magyar held their first official meeting in Brussels in October, after which Magyar said both countries had an interest in putting political and economic relations on a new footing.