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European Council: Ukraine’s future at stake
The summit of Twenty-Seven opens Thursday, December 14, with the puzzle of Ukraine’s accession on the menu. In this matter, it is Hungary that must be convinced. – (France 2)
The summit of Twenty-Seven opens Thursday, December 14, with the puzzle of Ukraine’s accession on the menu. In this matter, it is Hungary that must be convinced.
What future for Ukraine? This is the question that the 27 European heads of state and government will ask themselves on Thursday December 14, in Brussels (Belgium). A crucial summit, because on the negotiating table is Ukraine’s accession to the European Union. But the Hungarian Viktor Orban risks playing the spoilsport. He threatens to veto, to the great dismay of Volodymyr Zelensky.
Ukraine needs funds and its allies are not releasing any
“He has no reason to block Ukraine’s accession to the European Union. I asked him to give me just one reason, not three, five or ten, but just one reason. I’m still waiting for the answer “, confided the Ukrainian president. Another subject on the agenda: financial support of 50 billion euros for the country at war. Here again, the Hungarian Prime Minister could compromise everything and block aid. However, faced with the bogging down conflict, Ukraine needs funds and its allies are not releasing any.
