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@CivilNetTVHungary is once again blocking European Union aid to Armenia- a €10 million package meant to boost Armenia’s non-lethal defense. What’s behind this latest veto? @PM_ViktorOrban @kajakallas https://t.co/3LaJQS8koU
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Hungary Blocks €10 Million EU Military Aid to Armenia, Vetoes Additional $11 Million Amid Orban-Aliyev Ties
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Hungary has blocked a €10 million military aid package from the European Union intended for Armenia, according to multiple reports. This blockage has persisted for the past six weeks and involves funds from the EU's European Peace Facility (EPF). Additionally, Hungary reportedly vetoed the allocation of an extra $11 million in aid to Armenia during a recent meeting in Luxembourg. In 2024, Hungary had agreed to allocate $10 million to Armenia from EPF funds in exchange for financial aid to Azerbaijan. The decision to block the aid package is attributed to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who is noted to have close ties with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. The blocked aid was intended to support Armenia's non-lethal defense capabilities.
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