Hungary’s Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, has spoken out against the adoption of a European Union budget amendment to allocate €50 billion to Ukraine. The official believes that providing financial support to Ukraine should not “harm” the EU budget, reports Reuters. During a press conference on Tuesday, January 16, the head of the Hungarian government stated that any financial instrument for Ukraine should be separate from the EU budget. “If we want to help Ukraine, which I think we need to do, we have to do it in a way that doesn’t harm the EU’s budget,” he said. Orban confirmed Hungary’s oppos…