US VP Vance says the threatening comments by Ukraine President Zelensky on Hungary’s PM Orban following blocking of EU loan for Kyiv were 'scandalous'

This development highlights escalating tensions between Ukraine and Hungary, which could impact EU unity and the flow of financial aid to Ukraine.

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US VP Vance says threatening comments by Ukrainian President Zelensky about Hungary’s PM Orban, following the blocking of an EU loan for Kyiv, were “scandalous"

US VP Vance says the threatening comments by Ukraine President Zelensky on Hungary’s PM Orban following blocking of EU loan for Kyiv were 'scandalous'

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  • Vance says US is 'disappointed' by a lot of the political leadership in Europe over the Russia-Ukraine war
  • Says President Trump will continue to work towards a peace settlement of the war
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The U.S. expressing disappointment in European leadership signals potential fractures in collective Western support, influencing market sentiment toward risk assets and safe havens. Depending on how this situation evolves, it could also affect energy prices and geopolitical stability in the region.

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