Hungary’s Orbán says negotiations on Ukraine’s future EU membership should not move forward
- Ukraine's future membership in the European Union faces a roadblock as Hungary's Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, opposes moving forward with negotiations.
- The European Commission recommended talks with Ukraine, praising its institutional strength but highlighting the need to address corruption and language restrictions.
- Hungary's opposition to Ukraine's EU membership talks is not linked to withheld funds, and Orbán will not accept pressure from the EU to support Ukraine in exchange for funds.
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