Hungary's Orban says he won't back down and allow EU's 90bn loan to Ukraine Europe live
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Hungary's Orban says he won't back down and allow EU's 90bn loan to Ukraine  Europe live
"I don't think this is [right], because we are at a very, very critical stage of the war, with a lot of casualties and I think we are still far away from any peace deal. Russia continued to stall the talks as it hopes to occupy as much territory as possible and is probably not ready for any kind of compromises."
"This is the reason why we require to strengthen the sanctions regime. It's unexplainable, and unfortunately [regrettable], that we still doesn't have the 20th package of sanctions on the table, and we have to complete this as soon as possible."
"It is obvious that Ukraine needs out full support to win this war against the Russian aggression, as he stressed the EU loan is crucial to make sure Ukraine can prepare for the next winter."
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda expresses concern that Middle East developments could divert global attention from Ukraine's critical war situation, where casualties remain high and peace remains distant. He argues Russia deliberately stalls negotiations to maximize territorial gains and avoid compromises. Nauseda emphasizes the need to strengthen sanctions regimes and expedite the 20th sanctions package, noting delays caused by Hungary's resistance. Ukraine urgently requires a €90 billion EU loan to sustain military operations and manage economic pressures. Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, making his European Council debut, reaffirms full EU support for Ukraine's victory against Russian aggression, stressing the loan's importance for winter preparations and urging leaders to honor previous summit decisions.
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