Hungary PM Orbán Criticizes EU's $105 Billion Ukraine Loan, Warns It Could Prolong War
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized the European Union‘s (EU)’s €90 billion ($105.41 billion) loan to Ukraine, stating that 24 member states jointly granted a war loan to a country outside the bloc for the first time. Orbán argued that repayment tied to military victory creates financial interest in conflict continuation rather than peace. For the first time in the history of the European Union, 24 memb…
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