Europe’s top state stands together with Hungary, not long before another billionaire blackmail from Brussels.

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Brussels wants to take money from Hungarians that it has owed for years, and again with a very upsetting reason.

As readers of Mandiner may remember: Europe’s top countries stood by Hungary in the case of Ukraine, and they were not alone. It has now emerged that Italy and Slovakia also do not support Ukraine using Western weapons to attack Russian territory, and along with Hungary, prevented European Union foreign ministers from supporting the Kursk offensive.

The Italian La Repubblica noted in its article on the topic that in the West, this position is only represented by Italy and Hungary.

In Brussels, Italy and Hungary not only prevented an agreement on the lifting of restrictions on weapons but also stopped foreign ministers from supporting the Ukrainian Kursk attack

– the article states.

The Italian newspaper also assumes that Giorgia Meloni makes decisions based on public opinion polls regarding support for Ukraine and immigration – the author seems visibly unhappy that Meloni is acting in accordance with the will of her voters.

But it seems that the author of the left-wing Italian newspaper agrees with Brussels, as just a couple of days after the article, the news broke: Brussels is blackmailing Hungary again: it not only withholds but would also reduce the funds due to our country.

As our site reported: the European Commission announced that if Hungary does not pay the 200 million euro fine imposed for stopping migration, it will deduct the amount from the frozen EU funds. Parallel to Brussels’ announcement, the European Court of Auditors urges the release of a portion of the frozen funds.

The EU court imposed an unusually severe penalty on Hungary because it did not allow illegal immigrants to enter.

According to the June ruling, the infringement, which involves the deliberate circumvention of the application of an entire common EU policy, constitutes an unprecedented, extremely serious violation of EU law. In December 2020, the court found that Hungary did not respect EU rules in several areas, including procedures for granting international protection and for returning illegally staying third-country nationals. This infringement concerned access to international protection procedures, the unlawful detention of asylum seekers in transit zones, the violation of their right to remain on Hungarian territory until a final decision on their appeal against the rejection of their application, and the expulsion of illegally staying third-country nationals.

Gergely Gulyás, the Minister leading the Prime Minister’s Office, recently clarified the Hungarian government’s position: the heads of the interior and justice ministries are considering the possibility that if Brussels continues to enforce regulations that do not allow migrants to be stopped, 

they offer every migrant at the Hungarian border the opportunity to voluntarily and free-of-charge transport to Brussels after complying with European due process.

Earlier, György Bakondi, chief advisor to the Prime Minister, also made it clear that the Hungarian government will not change its migration policy despite the ruling.

Interesting fact: Brussels attacks Budapest, while Luxembourg attacks Brussels

The announcement by the European Commission to reduce the frozen EU funds practically coincided with the publication of the latest report by the Luxembourg-based European Court of Auditors, expressing concern that several member states, including Hungary, have not been able to use the funds from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) for post-COVID-19 recovery and economic boost – according to Euractiv.

The package approved in 2020, amounting to over 700 billion euros, was originally intended for member states to carry out investments that would promote economic recovery following the pandemic, ultimately leading to rapid growth of their economies and, consequently, the EU’s economy.

Hungary was allocated 5.8 billion euros, most of which is still being held back by Brussels, despite the country meeting the conditions. The deadline for spending the significant non-refundable support and concessional loans allocated to Hungary is by the end of 2026. Brussels also continues to withhold substantial amounts of cohesion funds, releasing only a portion of them last December.

However, the delays in spending the funds are not only happening in Hungary. Several member states are facing various obstacles, and in some countries, the RRF funds were not spent in a way that significantly contributes to economic growth. Ultimately, the Court of Auditors concluded that the European Union economic package in response to the COVID-19 pandemic did not achieve its goal, as it did not help accelerate the rapid growth of the EU economy.

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