European Allies' Aid to Ukraine: Challenges and Opportunities
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a longtime ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has suggested that the European Union's €50 billion aid package for Ukraine could pass if Hungary is exempted from it. Orbán has frequently criticized sending aid to Ukraine and has vetoed the package at a recent summit. Despite condemning the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Hungary has refused to supply weapons to Kyiv. Other EU leaders have expressed confidence in reaching a compromise and providing the aid package to Ukraine.
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