Kiev’s full membership in the bloc would turn Hungary into “a battlefield,” the Central European country’s leader said
Ukrainian membership in the European Union would threaten Hungary’s security and raise the risk of war in the region, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said.
Ukraine, granted EU candidate status in 2022, has made joining the bloc a national priority. While Brussels has floated 2030 as a possible accession date, all current member states must approve the move. Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland remain opposed, citing concerns over Ukraine’s preparedness and the financial strain its membership could place on the EU.
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