Slovacia și Ungaria fac front comun și anunță că nu vor contribui la ajutorul de 70 de miliarde euro cerut de Ucraina

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that Slovakia will not support Ukraine's €70 billion aid package requested by President Zelensky. Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar expressed support for the initiative, while Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis indicated his country would also not back the financial aid. Zelensky's request includes additional funding to withstand Russian attacks and 300 Patriot missiles, with funds expected from frozen Russian assets. This comes six months after the EU provided Ukraine with a €90 billion loan. Ukraine faces a shortage of interceptors amid intensified Russian bombardments, with non-EU countries like Norway offering assistance.