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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Thursday that a Christmas ceasefire plan for Ukraine is 'on the table'.

'You can take it or leave it' he added, explaining that the plan would consist in a ceasefire over Christmas time and in an exchange of 'big quantity' of prisoners between Ukraine and Russia.
A Communications Advisor to the President of Ukraine, Dmytro Lytvyn, reacted to Orban's proposal for a "Christmas truce", calling Orban "an intrusive messenger from Putin."
"If such an intrusive messenger from Putin has appeared, we can respond to his ultimatum with one thing — we need a real, reliable, and fair peace for Ukraine. Putin's messengers are unnecessary for anyone genuinely involved in working toward peace," Lytvyn said.

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00:00The plan is on the table. You can take it or leave it. It's very simple. It's not a complicated bureaucratic plan. It's a very simple human plan.
00:17Just don't let thousands of young guys die at Christmas time. That's so simple. And change the big quantity of numbers of war prisoners. Let them go home to their family for the Christmas days.
00:35So it's not more than several days of peace. Even in the First World War, which was the biggest bloodshed in our history, Christmas time in the first year there was a ceasefire.
00:48So it's not a complicated politically motivated plan. It's not a game. It's a simple human proposal. Don't kill each other for some days at Christmas night.

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