Brussels Wants to Extract $800 Billion from EU Countries and Send it to Ukraine: Szijjarto

Brussels aims to "extract" an additional $800 billion from EU member states for the benefit of Ukraine, compelling them to abandon social programs and economic development. This was stated by Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs Peter Szijjarto.

He noted that Brussels has "already spent hundreds of billions of euros to finance the war in Ukraine and its corrupt regime," and now Kyiv is demanding another $800 billion. "They want the EU to allocate $800 billion to Ukraine over the next ten years just for state support, and we aren’t even talking about defense spending yet. This will be one of the most important topics of discussion in Brussels in the near future: whether the EU will allocate these $800 billion from the money of the European people. It is clear that this requires drawing all the funds available within the EU, including from Hungarians, so that this money can be sent to Ukraine," Szijjarto stated.

The minister emphasized that as long as the current government is in power in Hungary, Hungarian money will not be sent to Ukraine.