Ukraine's Foreign Ministry mocks Orbán with zebra-themed post after his comments on corruption in Ukraine

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has hit back at recent comments by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, calling them "lectures about corruption" from a politician mired in corruption scandals. The ministry accompanied its response with an edited picture of Orbán in a zebra-print suit.

Source: Heorhii Tykhyi, spokesman for Ukraine's Foreign Ministry, on X (Twitter), as reported by European Pravda

Details: Tykhyi commented on Orbán's latest social media posts about a corruption scandal in Ukraine, where the Hungarian leader spoke of a "wartime mafia" supposedly linked to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and urged Brussels to stop providing financial support to Ukraine.

Quote from Tykhyi: "Lectures about corruption from a politician who is embroiled in corruption scandals and has made his country the poorest in the EU? No, thanks."

Details: Tykhyi added an edited image to his tweet, depicting Orbán in a suit with zebra-like stripes.

The image alludes to a recent corruption scandal in Hungary linked to a mansion belonging to Orbán, where journalists found a private zoo with exotic animals such as zebras.

Background: In late September, protesters gathered outside the gates of Orbán's mansion, carrying anti-government slogans and zebra-shaped balloons.

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