Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán described a challenging EU summit where he and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico blocked a €90 billion loan to Ukraine due to a dispute over the Friendship oil pipeline. Orbán defended his actions, claiming legal rights and criticizing EU policies. He dismissed concerns about potential military assistance to the U.S. and faced condemnation from other EU leaders for his backtracking on previously agreed decisions. The situation has led to tensions within the EU regarding energy policy and migration. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)