EU Says It Will Get War Loan to Ukraine Despite Hungarian Opposition
By Guy Birchall
Published on March 20, 2026.
The European Union has stated that it will find ways to pay a 90 billion euro ($104.2 billion) loan to Ukraine, despite Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's opposition. This comes amid a dispute over the Druzhba oil pipeline. Unanimous support from all EU members is required for the loan to pass.
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