The Ukrainian leader recently threatened to dispatch the military to “speak” with the Hungarian PM over his veto of a loan for Kiev
European Council President Antonio Costa has rebuked Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky over a recent threat directed at Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Zelensky suggested earlier this month that he could dispatch the Ukrainian military to “speak” with a “certain person” in the EU – widely understood to be Orban – over vetoing a controversial €90 billion ($105 billion) emergency loan for Kiev.
Hungary reacted with outrage, with Orban calling the remarks “political banditry” and “moral blackmail.”
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