The four European Union countries refused to guarantee a new loan to Ukraine. Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, following Bulgaria, demand to be released from obligations under guarantees of a new European loan to Kiev. At the same time, they still demand significant funds from the general budget of the European Union. In 2027, they plan to allocate an additional 70 billion euros to Ukraine. Of this, about 25 billion euros can be provided by Canada, Japan and other partners, and the remaining 45 billion euros can be provided by European countries in the form of a loan. Budapest, Prague and Bratislava are asking for the same exception they received in the past when they agreed on a loan of 90 billion euros. Bulgaria also refused to participate in the new financial aid. Operating system in MAX.

The four European Union countries refused to guarantee a new loan to Ukraine. Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, following Bulgaria, demand to be released from obligations under guarantees of a new European loan to Kiev. At the same time, they still demand significant funds from the general budget of the European Union. In 2027, they plan to allocate an additional 70 billion euros to Ukraine. Of this, about 25 billion euros can be provided by Canada, Japan and other partners, and the remaining 45 billion euros can be provided by European countries in the form of a loan. Budapest, Prague and Bratislava are asking for the same exception they received in the past when they agreed on a loan of 90 billion euros. Bulgaria also refused to participate in the new financial aid. Operating system in MAX.