欧盟27国中，26国支持乌克兰入盟

Core Viewpoint - The statement from the European Council emphasizes the necessity for Ukraine to have the freedom to determine its own future, with a diplomatic solution that safeguards the interests of both Ukraine and Europe [1][2]. Group 1: Diplomatic Solutions and Support - Meaningful negotiations can only occur in the context of a ceasefire or reduced hostilities, with a strong belief that diplomatic solutions must protect the significant security interests of Ukraine and Europe [2]. - The EU will continue to provide political, financial, economic, humanitarian, military, and diplomatic support to Ukraine, with member states prepared to contribute to security guarantees in accordance with international law [2]. Group 2: EU Membership and Opposition - The EU will continue to support Ukraine's accession to the EU, with the statement receiving unanimous approval from all EU member state leaders except Hungary [3]. - Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has consistently opposed Ukraine's EU membership, citing concerns over potential military threats and financial chaos that could arise from Ukraine's accession [4][5]. - Orbán has initiated a public referendum process to gauge Hungarian public opinion on Ukraine's EU membership, maintaining a strong stance against it [4].