A 90 billion euro ($105 billion) EU loan for Ukraine, blocked by Hungary under outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban, could be revived following Orban's defeat in an election this month and ​a resumption of Russian oil deliveries to Hungary over Ukraine.
 

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