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Hungary's Orban says EU summit should not discuss oil sanctions next week

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wrote to the President of the European Council. Orban said it was unlikely a solution could be found by next week's summit of EU leaders. Hungary was not in a position to agree to the proposed EU sanctions until all outstanding issues are resolved.

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Hungary's Orban says EU summit should not discuss oil sanctions next week

BUDAPEST - The EU's proposed new sanctions including an oil embargo against Russia should not be discussed at next week's summit of EU leaders, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wrote to the President of the European Council in a letter. In the letter, dated May 23rd and obtained by Reuters, Orban said it was unlikely a solution could be found by then, and that Hungary was not in a

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Al Jazeera

Hungary’s Orban says EU summit should not discuss oil embargo

Hungary unable to agree to the proposed EU sanctions until all outstanding issues resolved, PM says in a letter.

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Political Wire

Viktor Orbán Won’t Discuss Russia Oil Embargo

“Viktor Orbán has ruled out discussing the EU’s proposed oil embargo of Russia at next week’s summit of leaders, in a fresh blow to the union’s efforts to win backing for its landmark sanctions package,” the Financial Times reports.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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EURACTIV

No Russia oil embargo discussion at EU summit, says Hungary's Orbán

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Barron's

Orban Warns No Quick Deal On EU Russia Oil Embargo

Budapest is unlikely to drop its opposition to an EU embargo on Russian oil soon and leaders should not discuss the issue at an upcoming summit, Hungary's leader Viktor Orban told Brussels in a letter seen by AFP Tuesday.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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