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Decision to permanently freeze Russian assets would cause irreparable damage to EU — Orban

The Hungarian Prime Minister said that the European Commission is "systematically raping European law"
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban John Thys, Pool Photo via AP
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban
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BUDAPEST, December 12. /TASS/. A possible decision by the EU Council to permanently freeze Russian assets in Europe would cause irreparable damage to the European Union, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated.

"Today, the Brusselians are crossing the Rubicon. At noon, a written vote will take place that will cause irreparable damage to the Union. The subject of the vote is the frozen Russian assets, on which the EU member states have so far voted every 6 months and adopted a unanimous decision," Orban wrote on the X social network.

According to him, the European Commission is "systematically raping European law."