Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán opposed the European Commission's plan to provide additional financial aid to Ukraine during a speech on Hungarian state radio.
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Hungary will not give more money to Ukraine until they say where the previous around 70 billion euros worth of funds had gone
Hungary opposes a European Union plan to provide financial aid of 50 billion euros ($55 billion) to Ukraine.
Orbán stated Hungary will not give more money to Ukraine until the whereabouts of the previous $76 billion are explained.
The EU proposed a four-year financial assistance package for Ukraine worth $55 billion on June 20.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán refused to support the European Commission's plan to provide more money to Ukraine and did not want to contribute additional funds to finance EU debt service costs.
Viktor Orbán stated that Hungary will not give more money to Ukraine until they explain where the previous approximately 70 billion euros went.
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