The European Commission expects Hungary and other EU member states to adhere to the agreement reached at the level of EU leaders on December 19, 2025, and approve the provision of a EUR 90 billion loan to Ukraine for 2026-27.
This was stated by the European Commission spokesman Balazs Ujvari, quoted by The Baltic Times.
The European Commission hopes that Orban will fulfill the promise he made during the European Council meeting on December 19 and support the provision of EUR 90 billion to Ukraine.
"During the European Council meeting in December, a unanimous political agreement was reached to provide EUR 90 billion in decisive support for Ukraine's budgetary and military needs over the next two years," Ujvari said.
He recalled that "on this basis, the European Commission adopted a package of legislative proposals on January 14."
"We expect all member states to adhere to this political agreement with a view to the final approval of the loan," the European Commission spokesman stressed.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, Hungary has blocked the provision of a EUR 90 billion loan to Ukraine from the European Union and is threatening to block it until Kyiv resumes the transit of russian oil to Europe through the Druzhba oil pipeline.
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