"EU Approves $54 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine Despite Hungarian Opposition"
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The European Union has approved a $54 billion aid package for Ukraine over the next three years, with Hungary dropping its opposition after previously vetoing the funding. The aid will support Ukraine's economy and essential services, and European Parliament President Roberta Metsola emphasized the importance of the agreement for Ukraine's security and Europe's credibility. The deal was reached after Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reversed his stance, although there were concerns about conditions attached to Hungary's approval.
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