Orban prevents agreement on financial aid for Ukraine at summit
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has prevented an agreement on new financial aid for Ukraine at the EU summit in Brussels. Several diplomats confirmed to the German Press Agency on Friday night that the heads of state and government of the EU member states are now planning to discuss the issue again in January.
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- Despite the objections from Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the EU leaders aim to revisit the topic of financial aid for Ukraine during the upcoming summit in January.
- The EU summit in Brussels was disrupted when Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban blocked an agreement on providing additional financial aid to Ukraine.
- The EU members are looking forward to reconvening in January to address the contentious issue of financial aid for Ukraine, which was halted by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the recent summit in Brussels.
Source: www.stern.de
