Hungary, Slovakia refuse to sign EU summit conclusions on Ukraine

Several EU diplomats informed the European Pravda correspondent about this.

"Two countries did not sign the European Council conclusions on Ukraine – Hungary and Slovakia," one of the sources said.

Like Hungary and Slovakia, the Czech Republic secured the absence of financial obligations regarding financial support for Ukraine in 2026–2027 amounting to €90 billion. However, unlike Hungary and Slovakia, it signed part of the decision concerning the loan details together with 25 other countries.

In 2025 Hungary has not signed any text of the European Council conclusions on Ukraine as a protest against the EU's policy that "supports the war."

Slovakia disagreed with the Ukrainian part of the EU leaders' summit conclusions for the first time.

• The European Union approved €90 billion in aid to Ukraine for 2026-2027 on December 19.