00:00A major political snub just rocked Central Europe.
00:03Poland's president has just canceled a key meeting with Hungary's PM
00:06after a controversial visit to Moscow.
00:08Polish President Karol Narocki was scheduled to meet Viktor Orban in Hungary,
00:12but that's no longer happening.
00:14Why?
00:15Orban just returned from a trip to Moscow,
00:17where he secured long-term energy deals with Russia.
00:21Poland didn't take that lightly.
00:23Narocki will now attend only the Weissgrad summit
00:25and is skipping all direct talks with Orban.
00:28The Polish president invoked the legacy of Lech Kaczynski,
00:32who believed Europe's safety depends on unity, especially around energy.
00:36Meanwhile, Hungary defends its dependence on Russian oil and gas,
00:40even holding a waiver from U.S. sanctions.
00:43Orban says switching energy sources would collapse Hungary's economy.
00:47Putin praised Orban's balanced stance on Ukraine.
00:50But back home in Poland,
00:52Prime Minister Donald Tusk slammed the optics,
00:54calling it a fatal combination of chaos and crisis.
00:58Diplomatic lines are being drawn.
01:00And Poland just made its position very clear.
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