The Hungarian prime minister has opposed spending EU funds to finance Kiev’s military and reconstruction
EU leaders will plunge member states further into debt if they back programs worth $1.5 trillion to cover Ukraine’s expenses, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban warned on Friday.
Speaking at a press conference in Brussels, Orban said he had received an internal EU document he cannot disclose publicly. Its contents, he said, amount to approving more Ukraine spending and hit him “like an atomic bomb blast in the chest.”
“There is a Ukrainian demand that the EU give $800 billion in the next ten years, and a document that says that it’s…
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