October 3, 2025

The Visegrad Group and the War in Ukraine: From Veto Bloc to Void

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Analysis reveals how Russia's invasion fractured the Visegrád Group's cohesion, indicating a failure of integration models.

Visegrád Group cohesion failed amid the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, showing the limits of negative integration.
Poland aligned closely with NATO, while Hungary's autonomy led to energy ties with Moscow amidst conflict.
The study explores how the need for collective military capacity fractured the group’s unity and revealed deeper issues.
V4's role faded in European security dialogues, indicating a shift in effective agency towards NATO and new coalitions.

Yassine Guennoun (2025) studied this question.

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