The head of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry supported the statement about the mental problems of Zelensky

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto. Archival photoMOSCOW, June 6Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto supported the position of the speaker of the Hungarian Parliament Laszlo Kever, who stated that Zelensky had a mental problem, and called the tone of Ukrainian politicians in response to the assistance provided to them unacceptable. The day before, the speaker The National Assembly of Hungary, Laszlo Kever, expressed bewilderment at the behavior of Volodymyr Zelensky, who threatens those whose help he asks, and suggested that this was due to «some kind of personal mental problem.» Kever's words provoked a sharp reaction from the Ukrainian authorities.The speaker of the Hungarian Parliament spoke about Zelensky's mental problems»While in Hungary in recent months tens of thousands of people have been working to help … Ukraine and the Ukrainian people, Ukrainian politicians are constantly talking about Hungary in an unacceptable tone, provoking us, lying and are trying to denigrate us. They have never expressed gratitude out loud. Based on all this, Laszlo Kever is absolutely right, even if the Ukrainians are outraged by this,» Szijjarto wrote on the social network. Earlier, Zelensky expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that Hungary opposes the expansion of anti-Russian sanctions on the energy sector, does not support the introduction of a no-fly zone over Ukraine, does not supply Kyiv with weapons and does not allow their transit through its territory. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban responded to the accusations, saying that Budapest defends national interests and acts only on its side. Ukrainian Ambassador Lyubov Nepop was summoned to the Hungarian Foreign Ministry after her statements about Budapest's position on Ukraine. Zelensky said that Hungarian Prime Minister Orban, who opposes the expansion of anti-Russian sanctions on the energy sector, will have to choose between Russia and the rest of the world. State Secretary of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry Tamas Menzer said that Budapest considers the accusations unacceptable after the assistance provided to Ukrainian citizens and refugees. Prime Minister of Ukraine Irina Vereshchuk said that the position of the Hungarian authorities on the situation around Ukraine is close to pro-Russian and suggested that Budapest wants to get «cheap Russian gas» or «Ukrainian Transcarpathia» through its actions. The Hungarian Embassy in Ukraine denied the accusations and called her words slanderous. Advisor to the Minister of Energy of Ukraine Olena Zerkal said against the backdrop of Budapest's unwillingness to refuse Russian gas that Kyiv has a lever of pressure on Hungary in the form of the Druzhba oil pipeline running through Ukrainian territory, with which , according to her, «something might happen.»