The European Commission is ready to compromise on certain demands from Hungary in order to secure a 50 billion euro allocation for Ukraine, reports The Financial Times. It is reported that Brussels is attempting to find a solution to the issue of the Hungarian blockade since Prime Minister Viktor Orban vetoed the EU package of measures in December. The problem becomes even more pressing considering the impasse in the U.S. Congress, leading to uncertainty in Washington’s support for Kyiv, while Russia intensifies airstrikes on Ukrainian cities. Three officials familiar with the matter stated th…