EU Leaders Secure $50 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine, Overcoming Orban's Resistance
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The EU has approved a €50 billion aid package for Ukraine after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán dropped his veto on the funding, following persuasion from Italian politician Giorgia Meloni and French hospitality. This comes as the EU grapples with challenges from leaders like Orbán, Putin, and Trump, and faces criticism over its handling of the Ukraine aid issue.
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- EU agrees $54 billion aid package for Kyiv; Orban says Hungary's funds excluded from deal CNBC
- EU agrees $50B funding deal for Ukraine at pivotal time in the war CNN
- Ukraine support package worth €50bn agreed by EU leaders BBC.com
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