In Copenhagen, Viktor Orbán firmly expressed Hungary's opposition to military and financial support for Ukraine, warning that these decisions could lead to the European Union's involvement in war. The Hungarian Prime Minister is blocking the opening of accession negotiations for Ukraine, believing that a strategic agreement should be negotiated, not membership status offered. Orbán emphasizes that the EU strategy risks turning the conflict into a war of attrition, with significant human losses.
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