The Ukrainian leader took aim at Hungarys Viktor Orban over a veto on funds for Kiev
Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky has issued an apparent military threat to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban over his blocking of EU aid for Kiev.
Orban last month vetoed Brussels' planned €90 billion ($106 billion) emergency loan for Kiev in response to Ukraine preventing Russian oil supplies to Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline.
Speaking at a press conference in Kiev on Thursday, Zelensky stated: "We hope that one person in the EU will not block the €90 billion... Otherwise, we will give the address of this person to our armed forces, to our guys, so that they call him and communicate with him in their own language."
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