European Union leaders met to discuss continued military and financial support for Ukraine, but Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán vetoed the official conclusions on the matter.
While the rest of the EU leaders backed increased defense efforts, Orbán's opposition has complicated efforts to present a united front. Despite this, EU leaders are expected to move forward with military aid to Ukraine, potentially bypassing Hungary's objections. The summit comes at a critical time as European leaders seek to maintain momentum in supporting Kyiv amid geopolitical uncertainty.
The division highlights ongoing challenges in EU decision-making regarding the war in Ukraine.
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