Alekszandar Vucsics, the Serbian president, stated that the EU plans to grant Ukraine full membership by January 1, 2027, but he believes this will face significant resistance from certain member states, particularly Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia. He warned that this could lead to conflicts within the EU and global politics. Vucsics also discussed Serbia's EU accession process, emphasizing that Serbia has pursued an independent foreign policy and has not automatically accepted all Brussels proposals. He acknowledged the high price paid for this stance, as no chapters have opened in the accession talks in four years. Orbán Viktor, the Hungarian Prime Minister, expressed strong opposition to Ukraine's EU membership, stating that no future Hungarian parliament would support it. He announced a national petition to gather Hungarian opinions against Brussels' plans. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)