Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is convinced that the EU will in any case decide to allocate 50 billion euros to Ukraine. He said this during a telethon.
Kuleba noted that the decision to hold an extraordinary summit on this issue was made not because of Hungary's veto, "but because the other 26 European countries are giving Hungary time to agree on accession."
"They (the EU - Ed.) do not want to have a situation where decisions are constantly made "minus one," Kuleba said.
He added that Hungary was given a month to negotiate, but if there is no result, the money will still be allocated.
Now the question is whether all EU countries, including Hungary, or 26 countries, respectively, will approve the allocation of funds, Kuleba said.
