
Orbán veto on Ukraine loan fuels EU row over loyalty and oil
At a Brussels summit, Hungary’s Viktor Orbán blocked the EU’s €90bn loan to Ukraine, tying its release to Kyiv addressing an oil-flow dispute over the Druzhba pipeline. European leaders condemned the veto as disloyalty and blackmail, while the Commission pledged to deliver the funds despite Hungary’s stance, underscoring tensions ahead of elections and Orbán’s Russia-aligned posture.


