Hungary Denies Aid to Ukraine After Zelenskyy's Davos Speech

• Hungarian PM Orban Viktor criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
• Viktor stated that Zelenskyy 'crossed a line' by criticizing European leaders despite Brussels agreeing to Ukraine's demands.
• Zelenskyy's speech highlighted Europe's failure to act decisively on its own defense and security, comparing it to 'Groundhog Day'.
• He warned that Europe's approach involved repeated discussions without concrete action and that the continent hadn't built its own defense response.
• Orban announced a national petition to send a message to Brussels: "we will not pay!" regarding aid to Ukraine.

Why It Matters: Hungary's PM Viktor criticized Zelenskyy's Davos speech, denying aid despite Brussels' commitments to Ukraine.