EU leaders are holding talks on how to respond to the White House’s 28-point blueprint, which critics say would reward Russian aggression.

The war of words between Ukraine and Hungary continued this week following an interview on Euronews with Volodymyr Zelenskyy. View on euronews

Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto on Thursday said the European Union should stop sending money to the Ukrainian government after corruption reports.

Ukraine has “no chance” of winning against Russia’s ongoing invasion, and the EU's continued financial support for the country is "just crazy," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said. Orbán's comments come as hopes fade for a ceasefire anytime soon and Europe scrambles to shore up Kyiv's finances ahead of a budget cliff-edge next year.

EADaily, November 20th, 2025. Kiev should provide a report on where and how much European taxpayers' money has gone. This was announced today, November 20, by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations Peter Szijjarto.

"Hungary is one of the few real full and unconditional supporters of President Trump's peace efforts," Minister János Bóka said.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto slammed the European Commission’s proposal to send €100 billion to Ukraine, calling it “madness” as he arrived for the EU Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Brussels.

The US 28-point plan calls for major concessions by Kyiv, including giving up a swathe of eastern territory to Russia and slashing its military

János Bóka told Newsweek that the true threat to Jewish livelihood on the continent now emanates from the left.