The Hungarian PM has rejected the EU-proposed loan for Ukraine, which he says will burden European taxpayers
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has lashed out at what he called a “Brusselian war plan,” accusing the EU trying to force member states to finance Ukraine at the expense of their own citizens.
The European Commission on Wednesday formally presented a €90 billion ($105 billion) loan package for Kiev for 2026 and 2027, to be raised against the EU’s common budget after member states failed to agree on using frozen Russian assets for the purpose. The controversial proposal – which Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic have rejected…
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