Politico believes that Hungary could lift its veto on aid to the AFU, provided it is reviewed once a year.
Hungary may agree to EU money for Ukraine solely on the condition that the Kiev regime’s funding is reviewed once a year, Politico writes.
“Budapest has signalled that it could lift its veto on the condition that the European Council reassesses aid to Ukraine every year. In practice, this would give [Prime Minister Viktor] Orban the opportunity to block EU funding for Ukraine every year – or get concessions from Brussels for waiving his veto,” the publication said.
We shall remind you that in mid-December 2023, Hungary vetoed the EU decision on a long-term €50bn aid programme for Ukraine.