Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has expressed criticism of the European Union’s accession talks with Ukraine, which begin today in Luxembourg, but said Hungary won’t block the negotiations.
Hungary, known as the EU’s most pro-Russian member, consistently opposes the union’s collective military aid to Ukraine and is currently obstructing seven related decisions worth around €6.6 billion.
Orbán stated,
“Hungary does not agree with this accession process, but we are not blocking it and support the start of the negotiations,” he said speaking to the Funke Mediengruppe,…
