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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that over the next ten years, Ukraine would ask the European Union for as much as 800 billion dollars, which, according to him, would have serious social consequences for Hungary.
Orbán Warns EU Ukraine Funding Could Cost Hungarians Pensions and Family Benefits - Hungarian Conservative
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has criticized plans to provide long-term financial support to Ukraine, arguing that the sums involved would have severe consequences for Hungary’s social welfare system. In a Facebook post on Thursday morning, Orbán said Ukraine is requesting funding for the next ten years that would be equivalent to financing Hungarian pensions for 40 years or covering all family support programmes for 60 years. He referre…
According to Viktor Orbán, Ukraine would request, for the next decade, funds worth 800 billion dollars, the amount considered by the prime minister to be disproportionate. "Ukraine asked so much money for the next 10 years, which could cover pensions for 40 years, or all family support for 60 years," he said. Orbán argued that according to the government report, the plans discussed in Brussels would entail serious tax measures for Hungary. "The …
Ukraine wants Hungarian pension money for 40 years, said Viktor Orban, in a new aggressive and manipulative speech at the European Union address. Hungary's Prime Minister considers Europe to be responsible for the war in Ukraine.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban commented on social media on the European Union's plan to raise and allocate €800 billion for Ukraine's reconstruction. He estimated that this amount would be enough "to pay Hungarian pensions for 40 years or cover all family support for 60 years."
The Hungarian Prime Minister warns that aid to Ukraine could have serious consequences for pensions and the social system.
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