McEntee welcomes breakthrough in EU accession for Ukraine and Moldova

Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee has welcomed a breakthrough in EU accession negotiations for Ukraine and Moldova after a two-year deadlock in the procedure.

The new Hungarian government dropped its objection to Ukraine’s bid to join the EU, removing the veto that had been placed by the previous Orban administration.

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