Source: Washington Post
“European Union officials on Wednesday took a key step toward approving a loan of roughly $105 billion for Ukraine, after Hungary dropped its long-standing opposition. The loan is moving forward after its main opponent, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, lost his campaign for reelection this month. The money will provide a crucial lifeline to Kyiv, helping to finance its government and fight Russia’s ongoing invasion. The package is expected to get formal approval Thursday, according to officials from Cyprus, which holds the E.U.’s rotating presidency.” (04/22/26)