Hungary accepted Trump's invitation to join the "Council of Peace" on Gaza

Viktor Orban, the Prime Minister of Hungary, confirmed the country's participation in the new "Council of Peace," which will operate under the leadership of Donald Trump and focus on issues related to the Gaza sector. Hungary aims to establish a peace process in the Middle East, considering that the current situation in the region affects the security of all of Europe. This was reported by Deutsche Welle.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto noted that the country highly values Trump's efforts to establish peace and has high hopes for him in resolving conflicts in Gaza. In addition to Hungary, representatives from Italy have also received invitations and intend to play an important role in this initiative.

The "Council of Peace" is being created as an alternative body to the UN, which, according to Trump, is ineffective. The first test for the new structure will be resolving the conflict in Gaza. However, American officials have proposed expanding the council's tasks to include issues related to crises in Ukraine and Venezuela.

The U.S. announced the formation of a committee to manage Gaza (NCAG). Participation in the "Council of Peace" will require a contribution of $1 billion. Donald Trump, as the chairman of the council, will have the authority to invite and exclude members, as well as to block decisions and create new structures.