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The governments of Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia refuse to participate in providing financial guarantees for a new loan of 45 billion euros that the European Union plans to allocate to Ukraine in 2027. If the EU cannot persuade them to present a united front in support of Ukraine, exceptions may be made for those countries.
This is reported by Die Welt. This stance outraged German politicians, since those countries receive substantial grants from the Cohesion Fund.
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