Kiev should not be fast-tracked into the bloc, Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has said
Hungary has delayed a key procedural step in the EU membership bids of Ukraine and Moldova, complicating Kiev’s plan to open all six accession clusters by mid-July, Politico has reported. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has said fast-tracking Ukraine’s EU accession would be premature.
Kiev has repeatedly demanded a faster path into the bloc, with Vladimir Zelensky insisting on full membership no later than 2027 despite opposition from multiple EU members.
Budapest blocked the circulation of a joint letter outlining the position of all 27 EU…
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