"EU Leaders Condemn Orban, Approve €50 Billion Ukraine Aid"

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After months of negotiations and concessions, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban finally agreed to the €50 billion EU aid package to Ukraine, prompting weary European leaders to lash out at him for what they perceive as blackmailing tactics. Leaders accused Orban of playing an "egoistic game" and posing a threat to security, with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressing frustration and warning that if Orban's position dominates, Ukraine will lose the war. Despite the deal, Orban's stance on Ukraine and his behavior continue to provoke criticism and concern among EU leaders.
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