
EU unity under strain as Hungary vetoes Ukraine loan over energy row
EU leaders condemned Hungary for vetoing one element of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine amid a Druzhba pipeline energy dispute, arguing the move breaches sincere cooperation and threatens bloc unity. With the other two loan regulations approved and sanctions on Russia still pending, the EU is pressing Hungary to respect collective decisions while also debating voting-rule reforms, as Kyiv stresses the urgency of funding and Hungary’s election timing influences its stance.











