Hungary needs to be expelled from the EU.

Such a stupid system. How is Ukraine unsuitable for EU and NATO membership until it passes some reforms and Hungary is a part of EU and NATO while actively sabotaging and hating on both?

Not one more € from EU funds should go to Hungary.

It is completely obvious that Orban is not an ally.

Was that the sound of Putin unzipping?

its always fucking Hungary. they should never been allowed into the EU the corrupt cunts

Either the Hungarian government isn't representing it's people and is instead deeply damaging their nation's relationships and future against their will, in which case their people need to elect a better government,

or it is representing the people, the people support Russia and hate the west, and must be expelled from the European Union, as they are a dangerous and damaging force trying to destroy it from within.

Can we just freeze every single cent of EU money going to Hungary?

What a fucking disgrace. And the guy just got 10bn out of the 30bn the EU held back. They should have just quickly voted on the aid together with ascension talks while Viktor the Pig was out of the room.

Hungary, whilst lead by an Orban government, is the enemy.

When a country becomes a fascist ally of an enemy country, shouldn't that justify removal from the EU? Can a country be removed from the EU? What is the process and why is it not happening?

I think by now Orban can simply make a referendum to join "mighty" mother Russia. It is pretty obvious which interests he is protecting in this case.

Huck Funguary

Is Poland still protecting Hungary from consequences?

Hungary should not be in the EU. Kick them out!

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Hungary has blocked €50bn ($55bn; £43bn) in EU aid for Ukraine hours after agreement was reached on starting membership talks.

"Summary of the nightshift: veto for the extra money to Ukraine," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban posted on social media after talks in Brussels.

The aid blocking was announced by Mr Orban shortly after the EU leaders decided to open membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova and to grant candidate status to Georgia.

Mr Orban left the negotiating room momentarily in what officials described as a pre-agreed and constructive manner, while the other 26 leaders went ahead with the vote.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky hailed the EU decision on membership talks as "a victory" for his country and "Europe".

Commenting on Mr Orban's opposition to the aid, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said: "We still have some time, Ukraine is not out of money in the next few weeks."

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Wait, wasn't there something a few years ago, where they couldn't bring up 4 or so billions?

Anyone wondering why Hungary is still in EU, it's probably because https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_7_of_the_Treaty_on_European_Union