Hungary has once again thrown a wrench into European Union efforts to support Ukraine, blocking a proposed €20 billion ($21 billion) military aid package. This was reported by Politico on March 4. The move was led by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

The new EU military aid package to Ukraine worth 20 billion euros is in question. Hungary is categorically against it, acoording to Politico. The EU has already allocated 60 billion euros for military aid to Ukraine in 2025,

According to the report, EU ambassadors were set to review the latest draft conclusions today, but one key element was missing—a direct reference to the new military funding proposed by European foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.