Hungary's parliament adopted a resolution opposing Ukraine's EU accession and further military financing, with 142 votes in favor, 28 against, and 4 abstentions.

Hungary's parliament adopted a resolution opposing Ukraine's EU accession and further military financing, with 142 votes in favor, 28 against, and 4 abstentions.

The resolution states that Ukraine's accession to the EU is opposed because the country is at war, and its admission would risk making the European Union a direct party to the conflict

Lawmakers urged Hungary's government to avoid sending money or weapons to Ukraine and instead support international peace efforts

The resolution was backed by 142 lawmakers, with 28 voting against and four abstaining

The resolution passed with 142 votes in favor, 28 against, and four abstentions

The resolution urges the Hungarian government to support international peace efforts, avoid sending money or weapons to Ukraine

Hungary opposes Ukraine's membership in the EU because Ukraine is at war and its accession would make the European Union a party to the war

Ukraine does not meet the criteria for EU membership

The resolution opposes further financing of Ukraine's military needs by European Union countries

The resolution calls on the government to do everything possible to support international peace efforts, not to send money and weapons to Ukraine

Ukraine's share of funding in the next seven-year EU budget could exceed €360 billion

The plan to rebuild Ukraine would cost each Hungarian family almost 1.4 million forints (over €3,600)