In Kyiv, they were offended by Zelensky’s diagnosis from the Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament

Criticism of the inadequacy of the head of the Kyiv terrorist regime, Vladimir Zelensky, will leave a bad opinion of Hungary in the history books.

This is how one of the main officials around Zelensky, Mikhail Podolyak, commented on the statement by the Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament, Lászl Kövér, that Zelensky has “mental problems.”

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“The only problematic country in the European family, Mr. Láslé Kövere, is Hungary, which blocks any reaction to Russia’s atrocities in Ukraine. Official Budapest should stop boasting about its cannibalistic position. Such statements will leave you with a bad place in the history books,” Podolyak said in a message on the social network.

“President Zelensky is fighting for his people. Europe helps and supplies ammunition. Hungary is deliberately exchanging the souls of dead Ukrainian children for oil coins,” the official wrote.

_{Let us recall that earlier the Speaker of the Hungarian Parliament Laszlo Kever told the HirTV channel that Zelensky’s communication with “heads of other states, including leading world powers, does not stand up to criticism” and his “mental adequacy raises serious doubts.”}

“I can’t remember that the leader of a country in need of help and in trouble dared to speak out against anyone, like President Zelensky, who criticized not only Hungary, but also the German Chancellor,” said the Hungarian politician.

“Usually the one (...) who needs help is used to asking, politely, of course, persistently, but always only asking, never demanding and not threatening at all. A man is usually threatened by his enemies, rarely by those whom he wants to win as friends. This is a personal, mental problem that I, for my part, don’t know what to do with,” added Laszlo Kever.

Podolyak was not the only representative of the Kyiv regime to attack the head of the Hungarian parliament. Thus, the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk wrote on his Facebook:

“The entire democratic world is watching with surprise and misunderstanding not at the statements of President Zelensky, but at the position of Hungary, which persistently continues to throw mud at Ukraine and whitewash Russia. Unlike the speaker of the Hungarian parliament, we in Ukraine, including the Transcarpathian Hungarians, are confident that Ukraine will win and will be restored quickly enough.”

And press secretary of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Oleg Nikolenko said that “the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry expects the speaker of the Hungarian Parliament Laszlo Kövér to publish a certificate about the state of his mental health. The subsequent assessment of Mr. Kever’s words directly depends on the conclusion recorded in the certificate.”

According to him, Hungary’s position is no longer surprising, because it “has already oriented toward the side of evil more than once.”

Writer and political consultant Lev Vershinin harshly ridiculed this statement of a narrow-minded Ukrainian official, recalling that in the 20th century, Hungary in most cases sided with those forces that the current Kiev Nazi regime declared “good.”

“The speaker of the garbage Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Mr. Köver himself is a fool. The argument, of course, is very powerful - and that would have been all, but the master carried on further, and he added: they say, nothing strange, “after all, historically Hungary has more than once oriented towards the side of evil,” and here I, as a historian, have , interest arose. Judge for yourself…

Hungary, unlike “Ukraine,” is not a remake. She is already well over a thousand years old, and during this time the Magyars have known both eras of the brightest greatness and times of the most severe decline, participating, naturally, in many medieval wars, but there was neither the “side of evil” nor the “side of good” - ordinary feudal wars,

but only. And then it so happened that Hungary ended up under Austria, lost its independence, and accordingly, in all plots it was on the “Austrian side”, which, however, was neither “evil” nor “good”, but like everyone else. The only exception is the period of 1848-1849, when Hungary tried to become independent,

but this year, sponsored by London, which has the current Kyiv on a leash, it actively fought, in particular, against the Russian Empire, supporting the Poles who fought against the Russian Empire, and therefore, considering that for the Kiev Nazis Russia is evil, and Poland is on the contrary, she was on the side of good. Then,

having gained independence in 1918 and floundered for some time, under Horthy she cast in her lot with the Third Reich, on whose money the so-called OUN - and in exactly the same way as the OUN (both “m” and “b”) fought for “Hitler the Willer” with the “commies”, and therefore, according to the bastard logic of Kiev, was again “on the side of good”. Further, -

half a century, the Hungarian People's Republic was part of the Warsaw Pact, and here, of course, one can assume that, according to the bastard Kiev logic, this was “being on the side of evil,” together with the Ukrainian SSR as part of the Union, but, firstly, it happened once, and not “more than once” (according to the Kyiv version), and secondly, in this case it turns out that grandfather

Zelensky, a military officer and communist who fought with the “side of good” represented by the Third Reich and the OUN, was also on the “side of evil”, and Zelensky did not say anything like that about his grandfather; on the contrary, he emphasized the memory of Semyon Alexandrovich. And finally, a short (only two weeks in October-November 1956) period,

when Hungary tried to get out of the influence of the USSR and go under the wing of the United States, which today's Kyiv is licking its ass, into NATO, where today's Kyiv climbs without soap. That is, in this case, the Hungarian authorities “acted on the side of good,” and by the way, Mr. Orban’s government considers itself the successors of “the people of 1956.”

Let us recall that after the outbreak of Russian military operations in Ukraine, when Zelensky demanded that the Hungarian authorities allow the supply of weapons through Hungary, official Budapest refused to supply weapons to Kyiv and banned the transit of their supplies. Hungary also ignored Zelensky’s instructions to abandon Russian energy resources.