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France backtracks on EU-only ammo for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

France backtracks on EU-only ammo for Ukraine

But before Paris throws in the towel, it first wants proof that the EU will actually miss its target of sending 1 million rounds by March.

Hungarian FM: Budapest will block next tranche of EU military aid for Ukraine unless it receives 'guarantees' - Vimarsana News

Hungarian FM: Budapest will block next tranche of EU military aid for Ukraine unless it receives 'guarantees'

Hungary will not support the next disbursement of military aid for Ukraine under the EU's European Peace Facility (EPF) unless it receives guarantees that no Hungarian company will be added to Ukraine's international sponsors of war list, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Nov. 13.

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EU plan for €20bn worth of military aid for Ukraine meets resistance from some bloc members - Vimarsana News

EU plan for €20bn worth of military aid for Ukraine meets resistance from some bloc members

Debate over military aid comes as countries remain in discussion over a proposal to give Kyiv €50bn in economic assistance

EU's 20 billion euro plan for Ukraine military aid hits resistance - Vimarsana News

EU's 20 billion euro plan for Ukraine military aid hits resistance

A European Union plan to spend up to 20 billion euros ($21.4 billion) on military aid for Ukraine is meeting resistance from EU countries and may not survive in its current form, diplomats say. Read more at straitstimes.com.

EU's 20 billion euro plan for Ukraine military aid hits resistance - Vimarsana News

EU's 20 billion euro plan for Ukraine military aid hits resistance

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A European Union plan to spend up to 20 billion euros ($21.4 billion) on military aid for Ukraine is meeting resistance from EU countries and may not survive in its current form, diplomats say.