The decision to continue the war in Ukraine was made yesterday in London, stated Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Recall, at yesterday’s summit, with the participation of leaders from nineteen countries, it was decided that support for Ukraine would continue, and that rearming would be necessary for Europe’s security.
“In London, European leaders decided that war is needed, not peace. They decided that Ukraine should continue the war,” wrote the Hungarian prime minister on Facebook.
He added that this was “bad, wrong, and dangerous,” and that Hungary remains “on the side of peace.”
The meeting, hosted by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, was attended by 19 leaders, mostly European heads of state and government, but also included Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Hungary Blocks Document on Military Aid
Hungary blocked a draft document on security guarantees and new military aid to Ukraine during a meeting of EU ambassadors on Friday, writes Politico.
According to the report, Budapest rejected the draft document on Ukraine, which included language about security guarantees the EU could offer Kyiv, as well as a new military aid package.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated on February 24 that Hungary would not agree to the EU allocating additional tens of billions of euros in military aid to Ukraine and that it would oppose hasty extensions of sanctions on Russian individuals and companies.
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