In Hungary, the EU’s loan to Ukraine was described as financing the war

The EU’s decision to provide Ukraine with a €90 billion loan will lead to the conflict being prolonged.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s political adviser Balázs Orbán wrote on the social network X.

“This is not economic policy—it is financing the continuation of the war,” the adviser believes.

He noted that even supporters of this measure acknowledge the loan will not be repaid, and that its result will be cuts to EU countries’ budgets in other areas.

Orbán stressed that Hungary will not take part in this funding.

Earlier, at the Brussels summit, EU leaders discussed and resolved the issue of issuing common debt totaling €90 billion. Its purpose is to ensure financing for Kyiv’s needs instead of using frozen Russian assets.