Hungary’s new government has ended the country’s two-year blockade on Ukraine arms reimbursements, enabling the EU to unlock €6.6 billion in immediate funding. The U-turn marks an important pivot in  Budapest’s foreign policy  as the previous administration of Viktor Orbán had used the requirement for unanimous consent to stall the European Peace Facility (EPF), creating a backlog of over €40 billion in pending reimbursements.  JOIN US ON TELEGRAM Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_