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- Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the European Union's financial support for Ukraine, arguing it could burden Hungarian taxpayers.
- A study indicated Hungary received 73 billion EUR in EU funds from 2004 to 2024, while Ukraine received 193 billion EUR since 2022 and a proposed 800 billion USD for reconstruction.
- Orbán opposes further aid, claiming it would harm Hungary's economy and align with Russian interests.
- Tensions have risen between Hungary and Ukraine, with accusations of election interference, and Hungarian officials refuse to support additional EU financial demands for Ukraine.
