The European Commission has stated there are no objective reasons to prevent Ukraine from starting its EU accession process, despite Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's veto. Orbán cited a national consultation showing 95% opposition to Ukraine's membership, while the Commission emphasized Ukraine's readiness for negotiations on key topics. The situation remains tense, with President Zelenskyy urging for a clear political message from Europe. The possibility of decoupling Ukraine's and Moldova's accession bids is being considered, which could risk leaving Ukraine behind. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)