The European Union's leadership has criticized Hungary for vetoing a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, citing a breach of the principle of sincere cooperation. The decision, linked to an energy dispute involving the Druzhba pipeline, has drawn strong reactions from EU officials, including Kaja Kallas and António Costa, who emphasized the importance of respecting collective decisions. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claims Ukraine's refusal to restore oil deliveries is a hostile act. The situation has raised concerns about Hungary's influence on EU decisions and the urgency of supporting Ukraine amidst ongoing conflicts. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)