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Hungary Ends Two-Year Block on Ukraine Arms Payouts
Hungary has ended its two-year block on EU arms reimbursements for Ukraine, releasing €6.6 billion through the European Peace Facility. This policy shift under new leadership eases EU tensions and supports potential funding for Ukraine, alongside progress in its accession and improved relations with Brussels and Kyiv.
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