"Assessing the Impact of EU Aid on Ukraine's Defense Strategy"
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EU leaders have reached a deal to provide €50 billion in aid to Ukraine, despite concerns about potential Russian retaliation and cyberattacks. The funding package was approved after a small group of leaders persuaded Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to drop his veto. However, some critics argue that the amount is insufficient given the scale of the crisis in Ukraine.
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