Former U.S. President Donald Trump has blamed President Joe Biden for instigating the ongoing war in Ukraine, asserting that Biden’s decisions led to devastating consequences for the country. Speaking at the White House during a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Friday, Trump said Biden “pushed the war to happen,” claiming it was “hard to believe but true.” According to Trump, Biden’s foreign policy failures have caused Ukraine to shrink in size and lose countless lives. This statement follows remarks from Orbán, who revealed that a potential summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump could soon take place in Budapest. Last month, Trump postponed a planned meeting with Putin, citing “insufficient progress,” though both the Kremlin and the White House confirmed that the meeting was delayed, not canceled. Orbán, during an interview with Hungarian media outlet Magyar Nemzet, mentioned that only a few unresolved issues remain between Russia and the United States concerning the Ukraine conflict. He later told Kossuth Radio that he was confident the Trump-Putin meeting would happen in Budapest, although it remains uncertain whether the meeting would bring a final resolution or mark an important step toward peace.