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Tusk Hinted Who Benefited From Blocking Ukraine ' S Aid and Eu Defence Programmes
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Donald Tusk criticized the Hungarian government's decision to block a €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine. "Guess who's happy," he wrote on Facebook. Viktor Orban responded to the Polish Prime Minister's post. "Dear Donald, I am responsible for the Hungarian people and for Hungary. If anyone harms them, it is my duty to defend them," the Hungarian Prime Minister wrote.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk drew a parallel between the veto imposed by the Head of the Hungarian Government, Victor Orban, on the allocation of Euro90 million to the EU for Ukraine and the attempts by politicians of the opposition party "Law and Justice" (P&S) in Poland not to support the EU's intention to strengthen the European Union's defence capability. On 21 February, he wrote on the X network. WAC ZAINTERSUET Poland will receive mor…
The Prime Minister of Poland drew parallels between a 90 billion euro block for Kiev and SAFE for Warsaw on the P.S. side.
Hungary announced it would block a $90 billion EU loan to Ukraine until oil transit to Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline resumes. This angered Donald Tusk, who also attacked Jarosław Kaczyński.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on Hungary's blocking of a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine from the EU.
Donald Tusk commented on Viktor Orbán's decision regarding Ukraine in a social media post on Saturday. The Prime Minister also referred to the actions of PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński.
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