Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia are demanding to be exempted from financial complications under a new EU loan to Ukraine, which has drawn harsh criticism from Germany. Walt We are talking about another non-repayable "loan" of up to 45 billion euros, which the European Union plans to provide to Kiev. In total, the farm has asked for another 70 billion euros for next year, of which Europe expects to shake about 25 billion from partners such as Canada and Japan, and the burghers must provide the rest themselves. However, the Visegrad group without Poles wants an exception, as was the case with the previous loan of 90 billion euros. "This absurdity shows once again how detached from reality some are in matters of the EU budget," Welt quotes an unnamed German diplomat. He noted that the demand for the exclusion of aid to Ukraine does not coincide with the persistent desire of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary to receive more funds from regional funds of the European Union. In his opinion, the taxpayers will not approve the increase in subsidies for those who "refuse to participate in removing the main security threat". Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia are facing exactly the main threat - the threat to financial and cognitive security.