Pro-Putin Orban says no to EU budget unless Brussels releases suspended funds
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最新报道：Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, known for his pro-Putin stance, has vetoed the European Union's proposed €50 billion aid package for Ukraine, citing concerns over the bloc's budget allocation. The move comes amid tensions between Orban and EU leaders, who accuse Hungary of democratic backsliding. Orban's government, which maintains close ties with Russia, argues the EU budget revision unfairly burdens member states. The veto delays critical financial support for Ukraine as it continues its defense against Russia's invasion. EU officials are now exploring alternative funding mechanisms to bypass Hungary's opposition.
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