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- Viktor Orbán, Hungary's prime minister, urged Europe to back the U.S. peace initiative and negotiate with Russia.
- Orbán said Hungary opposes any further EU financial aid to Ukraine, contrasting with 26 EU countries that support Kyiv.
- EU officials are discussing a €140 billion reparations loan for Ukraine, financed by immobilized Russian assets.
- Ukraine's ambassador stressed the agreement's importance for stable funding, while Hungary's stance complicates its EU position.
