EU UNLOCKS 90 BILLION FOR UKRAINE AFTER ORBÁN'S ELECTORAL DEFEAT: BUDAPEST YIELDS, PIPELINE FLOWS, SANCTIONS FALL

GERMANY

STATE

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Germany supports sanctions but still depends on the Druzhba pipeline for its Schwedt refinery

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UNITED STATES

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Washington treats the European loan as a welcome relay while the US focuses on Iran

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FRANCE

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Paris presents the breakthrough as a European diplomatic victory and an investment in Ukrainian resistance

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ITALY

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Rome supports the loan and sanctions but juggles between European solidarity and domestic budget constraints

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QATAR

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Qatar observes the European breakthrough as an interested spectator watching every European energy fracture

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UKRAINE

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Kyiv obtains the 90 billion but at the price of a bitter concession: repair the pipeline that feeds Moscow through Budapest

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