Germany is confident that Ukraine will receive €50 billion from the EU despite Hungary's position
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Germany is optimistic that the EU will provide a €50 billion aid package to Ukraine, despite Hungary's opposition.
Germany hopes that EU member states will continue to support Ukraine to support Ukraine and approve the next package of of 50 billion euros in aid to Ukraine, even if Hungary continues to block the unanimous decision. Bloomberg writes about it with reference to the spokesman of the German Foreign Ministry Christian Wagner, reports UNN.
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The EU will continue to support Ukraine in any case. in any case. The 26 EU countries, of course, will also be able to act. But I do not want to speculate to speculate at this point on how such support might be organized. This also requires further consultations in Brussels
According to him, the German government will provide military support to Ukraine in the amount of 8 billion euros in 2024 and will continue "vigorous campaign" for the adoption of a larger EU aid package worth 50 billion euros early next year.
Recall
In mid-December, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced that he had vetoed a multi-year package of 50 billion euros in aid to Ukraine. At the same time, the European Union is expected to hold a summit on February 1 to discuss its multi-year budget, including the €50 billion funding for Ukraine.
