Hungary lifts ban on allocation of €6.6 bln from EU fund for armaments for Ukraine — paper
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The new Hungarian government under Peter Magyar has agreed to unblock 6.6 billion euros from the European Peace Facility for military assistance to Ukraine, specifically for air defense systems. This reverses a ban previously imposed by Viktor Orban's cabinet, though the current government maintains it will not send its own weapons or soldiers.
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What happened
The new Hungarian government has agreed to use the European Peace Facility to provide military assistance to Ukraine, lifting the ban imposed by the previous cabinet headed by Viktor Orban, the Nepszava newspaper quoted sources as saying.
Why it matters
They said the unblocked 6.6 billion euros are likely to be used to purchase air defense systems for the Ukrainian army.
Common ground
According to the publication, several sources confirmed that the last Hungarian veto against Ukraine had been lifted, and the decision to use the money from the European Peace Facility to purchase weapons for the Ukrainian army had been made by the EU…
Perspective signals
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The new Hungarian government under Peter Magyar has agreed to unblock 6.6 billion euros from the European Peace Facility for military assistance to Ukraine, specifically for air defense systems. This reverses a ban previously imposed by Viktor Orban's cabinet, though the current government maintains it will not send its own weapons or soldiers.
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