EU postpones decision on €50 billion for Ukraine not because of Hungary

Brussels: Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is convinced that the EU will, in any case, decide to allocate €50 billion to Ukraine.

Kuleba noted that the decision to hold a special summit on this issue was not made because of Hungary’s veto, “but because the other 26 European countries are giving Hungary time to agree on accession”.

“They [the EU – ed.] do not want to have a situation where decisions are constantly made without one member,” Kuleba said.

He added that Hungary has been given a month to negotiate, but if there is no result, the funds will still be allocated.

The question now is whether all EU countries, including Hungary