American Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Hungary, where he signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, highlighting the close relations between the USA and Hungary.

Marco Rubio, the American Secretary of State, made an official visit to Hungary, meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to discuss cooperation in the field of civil nuclear energy. This visit takes place ahead of the parliamentary elections in April, in which Orbán and his party, Fidesz, are facing criticism related to corruption and the cost of living.

Rubio stated that the relationship between the US and Hungary is at a historic level, highlighting President Trump's commitment to Hungary's success. Orbán emphasized the importance of American investments in Hungary and mentioned that his country supports peace efforts in Ukraine.

The discussions also addressed energy partnership, considering Hungary's dependence on Russian resources. Rubio dismissed the idea of isolating Hungary on the international stage, stressing the interest of American companies to invest in the country. Regarding the elections in April, Rubio stated that the outcome depends on the voters.