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Hungary's Orban 'proud' of keeping contact with Russia for 'peace'

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As he arrives for the European Union leaders' summit in Belgium, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban declares that he is "proud" of keeping can contact with Russia "in favour of the peace". SOUNDBITE

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