Hungary's Orbán Blocks $90B EU Loan to Ukraine Amid Election Pressure

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán refuses to back down on blocking the EU's $90 billion loan to Ukraine, as EU leaders meet in Brussels to address the ongoing crisis.

As European Union (EU) leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán appears to be in no mood to compromise. Facing an upcoming election, Orbán has vowed not to allow the EU's €90 billion loan to Ukraine, a move that has drawn criticism from his fellow EU member states.

The new Dutch Prime Minister, Rob Jetten, made his European Council debut this morning, and he was quick to express his support for Ukraine.

Hungary's Orbán Defies EU on $90B Ukraine Loan Amid Upcoming Election

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