Slovakia, Hungary Won't Join 70 Billion Euro EU Package Sought by Ukraine, Fico Says
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The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitso, stated that the Republic would not be involved in providing Ukraine with another financial tranche of 70 billion euros from the European Union. According to the head of the Slovak Government, for 2027, the European countries are preparing another military tranche of 70 billion euros. "Just as we did not participate in 90 billion loans, we will do so, and in the case of this loan of 70 billion euros, …
Péter Magyar joined the Slovak position, said Robert Fico after the EU summit.
Slovakia will not participate in a potential additional loan to Ukraine in the amount of 70 billion euros for 2027, Prime Minister Robert Fico said, the Slovak newspaper Denik N reports.
Slovakia and Hungary refused to finance a new EU loan of Euro70 billion for 2027, as announced by the EU Prime Minister Robert Fitso.
Slovakia will not participate in the new lending program for Ukraine in 2027, the announced amount of which is 70 billion euros. The decision is made by Prime Minister Robert Fico, and was reported by the Slovak newspaper "Dennik N", quoted by "Vedomosti". According to Fico, his decision is supported by his Hungarian counterpart Peter Magyar. The Slovak Prime Minister states that the failure of negotiations on the Ukrainian issue would be "dange…
Slovakia and Hungary do not intend to participate in providing Ukraine with additional EU aid worth 70 billion euros in 2027 — Fico The Prime Minister of Slovakia considers it dangerous to link negotiations on the future b..
Slovakia and Hungary do not intend to participate in providing Ukraine with additional EU aid worth 70 billion euros in 2027 — FicoThe Prime Minister of Slovakia considers it dangerous to link negotiations on the future budget of the...
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