The Ukrainian leader recently vowed action against the Hungarian PM over his refusal to unblock a €90 billion EU loan for Kiev
The European Commission has criticized Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky for threatening Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, calling his comments unacceptable.
Earlier this week, the Ukrainian leader issued a thinly veiled warning to Orban over Budapest’s ongoing refusal to lift the veto on billions in EU-backed loans for Kiev.
Zelensky had said that if the “one person,” understood to be Orban, didn’t sign off on the money, “we will give this person’s address to our guys so they can call him and speak to him in their…
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