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Poland's far-right president, Karol Nawrocki, has canceled a meeting with Viktor Orban after the Hungarian prime minister met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow last Friday.
Nawrocki was scheduled to meet with Orban next Thursday, but decided to limit his visit to Hungary to a broader summit of Eastern European leaders, his office said.
“Europe’s security depends on solidarity actions, including in the energy field,” Marcin Przydacz, head of Nawrocki’s international policy office, wrote in X.
Orban had discussed energy security with Putin on Friday, as Hungary continues to import Russian oil despite Western sanctions.
The Polish-Hungarian dispute reflects a divide both within Europe and within the far right.
Nawrocki's allied party, Law and Justice, belongs to the pro-Ukrainian party family of Italy's Giorgia Meloni, while Orban's rival Fidesz alliance is closer to Russia.
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