Hungary and 2 other NATO members opt out of NATO’s new EUR 70 billion Ukraine funding plan
Hungary has joined Slovakia and the Czech Republic in declining to financially support NATO's new EUR 70 billion military aid package for Ukraine: Continue reading
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NATO pledges 70 billion euros in Ukraine aid, largely drawn from existing commitments
An EU and a NATO diplomat told the Kyiv Independent ahead of the summit that allies would consider the 28.3 billion euros ($32.3 billion) sc
kyivindependent.com·8d agoNATO pledges 70 billion euros in Ukraine aid, largely drawn from existing commitments
An EU and a NATO diplomat told the Kyiv Independent ahead of the summit that allies would consider the 28.3 billion euros ($32.3 billion) sc
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