The Hungarian PM has called Brussels’ push for an additional €135 billion for Kiev “categorically absurd”
A push by the European Commission to raise an additional €135 billion ($156 billion) for Ukraine would burden future generations of Europeans with debt, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has warned. The remark comes as a major corruption scandal is unfolding in Kiev.
On Wednesday, Orban wrote on X that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen had “once again asked the member states for additional funds to finance Ukraine and the war.”
The target sum, he argued, amounts to 65% of Hungary’s annual economic output and nearly…
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