Honestly, it's a surprise to see Orban heading to Kyiv, given his past coziness with Moscow and the foot-dragging on EU aid for Ukraine. This just seems like a political maneuver, especially with Hungary taking over the EU presidency. I doubt it'll change much about Hungary's stance or the EU's ineffective approach to the Ukraine crisis. It's all optics, trying to appear united without really addressing the core issues or the sovereignty nations should have in handling their foreign policies. Orban's visit won't sway the skeptics among us who see the EU's policies as more about political posturing than practical solutions.