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Zelenskyy Confident EU Will Overcome Hungary's Loan Veto

3/21/2026

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said EU leaders would resolve a 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine despite Hungary's veto.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hinted at actions against Ukraine, including disruptions to electricity.
Tensions have risen over Hungary's access to Russian oil.
United States defense officials reported a reduction in Patriot stocks in Europe due to the Iran war.
Naftogaz said Russia attacked Ukrainian oil and gas facilities, prompting suspensions.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said EU leaders would resolve a 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine despite Hungary's veto.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hinted at actions against Ukraine, including disruptions to electricity.
Tensions have risen over Hungary's access to Russian oil.
United States defense officials reported a reduction in Patriot stocks in Europe due to the Iran war.
Naftogaz said Russia attacked Ukrainian oil and gas facilities, prompting suspensions.