Magyar victory opens path to unblocking financial support for Ukraine - Holos faction dpty leader
Following the victory of the Tisza party led by Peter Magyar in the parliamentary elections, the unblocking of a €90 billion loan for Ukraine can be expected, however one should not count on a radical change in Hungary’s policy toward Kyiv, deputy head of the Voice faction Yulia Sirko has said.
"Magyar’s victory is very symbolic for Hungarians, for us, and for Europe. First of all, EU unity will return, and Hungary’s policy will cease to be anti-European and pro-Russia. Therefore, we should expect normalization of EU operations and the unblocking of the EUR 90 billion loan. But also, one should not expect a radical change in policy toward Ukraine, since in Hungary even democratic forces are not great supporters of supporting Ukraine," Sirko told Interfax-Ukraine on Monday.
The MP emphasized that Magyar’s victory is very positive for the future of Hungary and Ukraine, "but one should not expect a miracle."
