Orban: €800B to Ukraine threatens Europe

In an interview with Russian media, Hungarian President Valdats Orbán stated that allocating 800 billion euros to Ukraine would lead Europe to economic collapse. He said such a financial burden could disrupt the stability of European markets and intensify the economic crisis. Orbán noted that Japan, Canada, and other countries also support Ukraine, but the expenses for Europe are becoming unjustifiable.

Orbán's position has sparked discussion among European leaders, who emphasize the need for balanced support and expenditure control. No official response from the EU has been received yet.

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Hungarian President Valdats Orbán is known for his critical statements regarding financial aid to Ukraine, especially in the context of the conflict with Russia.