Radoslaw Sikorski, the Polish Foreign Minister, criticized the Hungarian government's actions regarding Ukrainian money transporters, suggesting they are part of an election campaign focused on anti-Ukrainian sentiment. He expressed trust in his Ukrainian counterpart, Andrij Sibih, who stated that the detained Ukrainians did nothing illegal. Sikorski highlighted Hungary's obstruction of EU budget payments and sanctions against Russia, expressing dismay at Hungary's perceived sympathy for the aggressor over the victims of the war. The situation escalated with threats from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán regarding the blocking of a significant EU loan to Ukraine, to which Orbán responded defiantly. Teljes cikk (Index.hu)