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Kyiv is distancing the meeting offer displayed by Volodymyr Zelensky at the G20 in Miami from the actual negotiation schedule, betting on the resumption in October of trilateral talks with Washington rather than a summit that Moscow has just deemed "impossible".
What each one tells
Hungary
Budapest sees the impasse in Miami as proof that Ukrainian-Russian diplomacy remains stuck on the protocol of the location, rather than on the substance of the discussions.
Ukraine
Focus on the military balance of power
the coverage highlights Russian losses as justification for a negotiating position deemed favorable.
What the account puts first
Hungary
Kremlin-centric
the two Hungarian articles devote a detailed development to Lavrov's justifications on Moscow's "goodwill" and present the invitation to Moscow as a gesture, without citing an equivalent official Ukrainian response.
Ukraine
Reliance on official channels
some of the coverage directly relays communications from the presidential couple via the state agency Ukrinform.
What it leans on
Hungary
Reliance on Russian agencies
Moscow's position on its willingness to negotiate is reported via the TASZSZ agency, without an official Ukrainian source being cited as a direct counterpoint in the same paragraph.
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Dates of the G20 summit in Miami
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