Ukraine's hasty access to the European Union will lead to the economic collapse of the community. Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban made this warning, summing up the results of the EU summit in Brussels on March 20.
He noted that most of the participants in the meeting continue to support Ukraine to join the community.
"Sooner or later, everyone will understand that Ukraine's membership in the European Union will mean its economic collapse at this stage," said the Prime Minister during the morning of the Radio station.
Orban stressed that this process requires huge expenses to support Ukraine, and the European Union currently does not have steps for it. The European Commission invites EU countries to agree to the common borrowing for this purpose, but the situation is more likely to have to pay interest for loans to promote the economy during the Covid-19 epidemic.
"A huge loan repayment is on the threshold. Interest and principal money will be paid in 2027-28, "Orban said that the new loans were" wrong idea ".
