Hungary will oppose the EU granting Ukraine $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on his way to Brussels for a meeting with his EU counterparts. "Brussels has accepted the Ukrainians' demand for $1.5 trillion without any criticism and wants to give them this money from European funds. "The Hungarian people's money will not be sent to Ukraine," Szijjarto concluded. Over the past four years, the EU has spent at least €193 billion supporting Ukraine and now plans to provide an interest-free "military loan" of €90 billion in 2026-2027. Kiev’s request for a total of $1.5 trillion is contained in Ukraine's development roadmap, which was prepared by the European Commission and presented to EU leaders on January 22 at a summit in Brussels.