“Ukraine has submitted another 'bill'—this time for 800 billion dollars. That’s how much they say they’ll need over the next decade to operate their country. An outrageous amount—nearly four times Hungary’s annual GDP,” PM Orban wrote.


“Ukraine has submitted another 'bill'—this time for 800 billion dollars. That’s how much they say they’ll need over the next decade to operate their country. An outrageous amount—nearly four times Hungary’s annual GDP,” PM Orban wrote.

The Hungarian prime minister said this explains why Brussels was determined in December to get its hands on frozen Russian assets and why EU leaders are now preparing to fundamentally overhaul the next EU budget. As PM Orban put it, "the 'Ukrainian glutton' keeps coming back for more".
According to the prime minister,
Brussels has also found allies in Hungary to help finance this plan. Members of the Tisza Party in the European Parliament voted in favor of full and unconditional financial support for Ukraine. That was the price of Brussels’ backing—and of immunity,
PM Orban's post reads
No matter how they deny it, we know what to expect from them,
the prime minister concluded.
Cover photo: Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Photo: MTI)
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International attention is also increasingly focused on the suspicious cash shipment worth tens of billions.

At stakes in the election is whether Hungary will have a pro Ukraine government or one that represents national interests, PM Orban pointed out.

At stake in the parliamentary election is whether "Zelensky will form a government or I will," Viktor Orban said at a public forum in Vecses during his nationwide tour, stressing the importance of pro-government mobilization.

Ukraine has attacked the infrastructure of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline in Russia, which is also a serious attack against Hungary’s sovereignty.

International attention is also increasingly focused on the suspicious cash shipment worth tens of billions.

At stakes in the election is whether Hungary will have a pro Ukraine government or one that represents national interests, PM Orban pointed out.

At stake in the parliamentary election is whether "Zelensky will form a government or I will," Viktor Orban said at a public forum in Vecses during his nationwide tour, stressing the importance of pro-government mobilization.

Ukraine has attacked the infrastructure of the TurkStream natural gas pipeline in Russia, which is also a serious attack against Hungary’s sovereignty.
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