Hungary will conditionally lift its veto on Ukraine’s bid to join the European Union. The condition centers on guaranteeing the rights of the Hungarian minority population within Ukraine. This move follows prolonged opposition from Budapest regarding Ukraine’s EU aspirations. Hungary has consistently raised concerns about the treatment of its citizens living in Ukraine, alleging discrimination and rights violations. While details of the specific guarantees sought remain undisclosed, the agreement represents a potential breakthrough in Ukraine’s accession process. The lifting of the veto is contingent upon Kiev fulfilling Hungary’s demands regarding minority rights protections. This development underscores Hungary’s strategic leverage in EU discussions concerning Ukraine.