Hungary to oppose EU military training mission in Ukraine, minister says
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EU Council Considers Deploying ‘Military Advisors’ to Ukraine
Increased military aid, new energy sanctions, accelerated EU accession for Ukraine, and the deployment of EU ‘military advisors’ inside the country are just a few of the initiatives the European Council will have to decide on next month after discussing them during the latest foreign ministerial meeting in Luxembourg on Monday, April 14th. The new push comes a day after Russia’s large-scale missile attack on the Ukrainian city of Sumy, which kil…
Hungary opposes EU military missions involving military instructors in Ukraine because it is a “red line”. Budapest also does not support sanctions on energy imports from Russia.
EU Heads of Mission and EPC Ambassadors Meet with Ukrainian Chargé d’Affaires
On 15 April, at the invitation of the EU Delegation to China, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Ukrainian Embassy in Beijing, Ms Zhanna Leshchynska, attended a joint meeting of EU Heads of Mission and Ambassadors of the European Political Community (EPC). Ms Leshchynska gave a briefing on Ukraine –
They fear another Hungarian veto in the EU, and they would get around it creatively - in Brussels they are worried that the Hungarian Prime Minister would not vote for the new decisions.
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