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- The European Union is exploring a Frontloading initiative to advance Ukraine's EU accession despite Hungary's veto and Romania's limited support.
- The plan would facilitate informal negotiations and reforms without officially opening negotiation clusters.
- Ukrainian officials support the approach because waiting for Hungary's political changes would be impractical.
- Viktor Orbán, Hungary's Prime Minister, continues to oppose Ukraine's membership, citing concerns over the ongoing war.
