"Can Russia win": Estonia Prime Minister tried to convince Orban and Fitzo at the EU summit

Kai Callas noted that Hungarian and Slovak colleagues think that they will feel safe if not support Ukraine. They could not propose an alternative. At the European Union summit, Western Allies of Ukraine tried to persuade Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Slovak colleague Robert Fitzo continue to help Kiev. This was reported by Mr. Prime Minister of Estonia Kai Callas, reports Corriere Della Sera on October 27.

According to her, they with their colleagues "stormed" politicians about what will happen if Russia is now allowed to win and throw Ukraine at a difficult moment.

"Slovakia and Hungary expressed their opinion" about funding for assistance to Ukraine "and, of course, they asked the question: if not to help Ukraine, what alternative? Can Russia win? So what will happen next? Why do you think you will be safe then, then When will we give Ukraine if we don't support it right now? ” - says Kai Callas. Victor Orban and Robert Fitzo could not answer any question raised at the European Union summit.

However, in view of the further vote on the allocation of funds, their position has not changed. According to Politico, the Prime Ministers of Slovakia and Hungary have opposed a 50 billion euros aid for Ukraine. Victor Orban believes that support has not been working for a long time, but Robert Fitzo has completely expressed his concern about corruption. Brussels still hope that they can convince politicians and a common decision will be found.