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The European Union has approved a historic €50 billion funding package for Ukraine, overcoming previous hurdles caused by Hungary's veto. The funds, allocated from 2024 to 2027, include €33 billion in loans and €17 billion in non-repayable support. The decision, backed by all 27 member states, aims to bolster Ukraine's defense against Russia. The agreement also addresses concerns raised by Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who had reservations about EU budgetary sources and sought an annual review. Despite the funding breakthrough, questions remain about the timely delivery of military aid and ammunition supplies to Ukraine.