Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban took aim at EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and the bloc's strategy regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict, speaking at an anti-war rally in Bekescsaba on Saturday.

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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas concedes there’ll be no breakthrough on the 20th Russia sanctions package as Hungary vows to block both it and a $90bn Ukraine loan until Druzhba oil flows resume.

After saying in 2024 that he could end the war in a day, then 100 days, President Trump has now given Ukraine and Russia until June to come to an agreement.

By Andrew Gray BRUSSELS, Feb 10 (Reuters) - European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Tuesday she would propose a list of concessions that Europe should demand from Russia as part of a settlement to end the war in Ukraine.

European diplomats had been scrambling to finalise new sanctions on Russia and a massive new loan for Kyiv ahead of the fourth anniversary of the war.