Solodky also urged Brussels to create a mechanism in relation to Ukraine’s EU accession that would bypass Hungary.
No one in Kyiv currently believes that Orban will change his stance. He has gone too far in his smear and anti-Ukrainian campaign. Therefore, I fear Ukraine has no choice but to wait for the Hungarian elections,
said Solodky, referring to Ukrainians’ hopes that Peter Magyar will come to power in next year’s elections.
While the survey Voks 2025 is considered manipulation and is under attack, the Tisza Party’s non-representative poll, in which barely half as many people participated, is being enthusiastically touted by Ukrainians, citing that 58.18 percent of respondents support Ukraine’s EU accession.
Cover photo: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: ANP via AFP)




















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