Hungary's outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Sunday signaled readiness to lift his veto over a €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine before leaving office — if Kyiv restores the flow of oil to Hungary. In an unexpected development, Orbán said that he will approve the much-needed loan to Ukraine if Kyiv repairs Druzhba pipeline — which might happen as early as Monday. This could provide immediate relief for Ukraine’s war-battered economy as it seeks to defend itself from Russia’s full-scale