Europe Set for Showdown With Hungary’s Orban in Push to Unblock Ukraine Aid
- Leaders head into uncertain summit wary of potential failure
- Ukraine running short of weapons as EU deliveries miss target
This article is for subscribers only.
European Union leaders meeting in Brussels will push Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to drop his veto on much-needed financial aid for Ukraine, with some accusing him of “blackmail” against the bloc.
Failure would deal Kyiv a severe blow and fuel doubts about the commitment of its allies, particularly with US assistance stalled in Congress.