
Turning Off the Tap: Germany Halts All Future Military Aid to Ukraine
Kyiv will lose €8 billion in earmarked 2025 assistance from its main European donor.
Kyiv will lose €8 billion in earmarked 2025 assistance from its main European donor.
As Kyiv’s successes mount in Kursk and Belgorod, so does the pressure on the Russian president.
The greenlit €4.2 billion is meant for the country’s “recovery, reconstruction, and modernization” —to be disbursed “as soon as possible.”
The Ukrainian president wants Russia to be present at the upcoming summit in November.
“We have an elite that does not want to represent the people, and is proud of not wanting to represent them; and we have the people, who are not represented,” the Hungarian PM said.
Slovakia and Hungary warn of catastrophic shortages and threaten legal action over Ukraine’s halting of Lukoil transit.
Most member states preferred Budapest, but the EU foreign affairs chief insisted on his childish ‘non-boycott’ which ultimately makes little difference.
Is Kyiv echoing Orbán’s ‘peace plan’?
“We do not accept any restrictions on our sovereign foreign policy,” FM Szijjártó said.
Both countries have been aiding Ukraine through diesel shipments, but now are facing an immediate “fuel crisis” in return.