"After today's video conference, I can say one thing for sure. The European Union wants to continue the war, but it has not a penny to supply Ukraine with military equipment, not a penny to finance Ukraine's operations, and it has no idea how to get that money," Orbán said in a video message broadcast on M1 TV.
European Council President Antonio Costa chaired an informal meeting of EU leaders in Luanda on Monday to discuss Ukraine, which Orban attended remotely.


















































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