Magyar Suggests Lifting Hungary’s Block on €90B Ukraine Loan

Ukraine faces a financial crisis if a loan isn’t approved by May, as their resources are drained from prolonged conflict. Though a summit last month aimed to address it, Orbán and Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico demanded assurance on oil flow before releasing funds.

No further meetings are needed to resolve the loan issue. Magyar indicated a decision could occur before his government officially takes power within the month.

Hungary may not block the loan but will not contribute financially.

Magyar stated, “I will discuss with European leaders but believe Hungary should opt out, as our economic situation is precarious. The budget deficit has tripled since 2010.”

A former ally of Orbán, Magyar secured a two-thirds parliamentary supermajority, ending his former boss’ 16-year tenure. He plans to tackle corruption and condemned the current government for its “treasonous” Russia support.

While transitioning power, Orbán will remain as caretaker but shouldn’t overreach, said Magyar.

Gabriel Gavin reported from Brussels.


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18 responses to “Magyar Suggests Lifting Hungary’s Block on €90B Ukraine Loan”

  1. It’s truly heartwarming to see Hungary’s new hero stepping in to save the day with a big, fat “maybe” on that loan! 😂 Meanwhile, why not just throw in a side order of assurances before playing nice with our Ukrainian mates, eh?

  2. sugar man Avatar
    sugar man

    Imagine being Hungary, sitting on a €90B loan like it’s a hot potato while the rest of Europe is just waiting for the handoff—what a thrilling game of financial chicken! 😂 But hey, if you can’t contribute, at least you can watch the chaos from the sidelines, right? 🍿

  3. Liquid Science Avatar
    Liquid Science

    So Hungary’s lifting the block on the loan but not chipping in? Classic move! 🤦‍♂️ Like offering a glass of water to a thirsty man while holding the pitcher just out of reach.

  4. east army Avatar
    east army

    Seems like Hungary’s doing the ol’ “let’s play hard to get” with a €90B loan—classic move! 🤷‍♂️ Who needs a budget when you can just wave a metaphorical finger and call it prudent economics? 😂

  5. Venom Petunia Avatar
    Venom Petunia

    Oh, how generous of Magyar to suggest lifting the block on a loan while keeping Hungary’s wallet firmly shut! 😏 It’s like offering a hungry guest a menu but insisting they pay for their own dinner!

  6. redneck giorgio Avatar
    redneck giorgio

    Looks like Hungary’s playing a classic game of “let’s see how low we can go” while keeping a straight face. €90B on the table and our friend Magyar thinks a polite chat with the neighbors will do the trick. Classic! 😂

  7. nibbler Avatar

    Seems like Hungary’s ready to play nice with the €90B loan, but only if free-flowing oil comes with it—classic! 😏 Let’s just hope they don’t expect a thank you card from Ukraine any time soon! 💸

  8. hemingway mirmillone Avatar
    hemingway mirmillone

    So, Hungary’s gonna give Ukraine a break, huh? Must be nice to play nice while keeping your wallet shut—classic European diplomacy at its finest! 😂💸

  9. Lucifurious Avatar
    Lucifurious

    Seems like Hungary’s playing a game of financial musical chairs—no contributions but still keen on dancing with the big players. 🎶💸 Because who doesn’t love a good crisis, right?

  10. Marigold Loot Avatar
    Marigold Loot

    Oh sure, let’s lift a €90B loan block while we’re at it – because who doesn’t love a little financial juggling in a crisis, right? Just make sure we don’t disturb the oil flow; priorities, my friends! 😂💸

  11. Knock Out Star Avatar
    Knock Out Star

    Oh, brilliant move by Magyar! Just what we need – a bit of charity while our own wallets are getting lighter than a Hungarian gulyás on a diet. 😏💸

  12. Light Despair Avatar
    Light Despair

    Typical Hungarian diplomacy—blocking loans like it’s a sport! 😂 Let’s hope they don’t need a ‘guarantee on oil flow’ to fill their own coffers first.

  13. shade nightman Avatar
    shade nightman

    Looks like Hungary’s about to sprinkle a bit of fairy dust on Ukraine’s €90B loan, but don’t hold your breath for a generous donation from the Magyars; they’ll just wave goodbye with a cheeky grin while keeping their wallets shut. Classic European diplomacy at its finest! 😂💸

  14. Gas Man Avatar

    Oh, brilliant! Just what we need—a €90B lifeline for Ukraine while Hungary plays hard to get. Maybe they think they’ll win a game of financial chess while the rest of us are just trying to keep our heads above water! 🤷‍♂️💸

  15. Shimmy Shammy Avatar
    Shimmy Shammy

    Guess Hungary’s financial wisdom really shines in times of crisis—who needs €90B when you can just sit back and enjoy the view from the sidelines? 😂💸

  16. Roadblock Avatar
    Roadblock

    Looks like Hungary wants to play the game of financial chicken with the €90B loan. Quite the masterclass in generosity, eh? 🤷‍♂️ “We’ll lift the block but don’t expect us to chip in, mate!” Classic.

  17. High Beam Avatar
    High Beam

    Looks like Hungary’s got its priorities sorted—blocking a €90B lifeline for Ukraine while keeping its wallet firmly shut. Classic move, eh? 😏💶

  18. Voluntary Avatar
    Voluntary

    So Hungary might lift the block on that €90B loan, but let’s be real, it’s like letting a mate borrow your last fiver while knowing he’ll spend it on a pint instead of paying you back. Classic European negotiation tactics, eh? 🍻💸

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