Great News: Our emperor has a Zebra

Only last evening, the Prime Minister also sent an official letter to Győző Gáspár, asking him to assist in choosing the perfect zebra for the Prime Minister. Győzike did not waste any time in fulfilling his duty. Today, he went straight to the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden to personally inspect the possibilities for a zebra.

 He even got a chance to poke one of the zebras to make sure it was just the right zebra to be included in the Prime Minister's collection. 

So, good news: Viktor Orbán now officially has a zebra, with all the paperwork done and transparently announced to the voters.

The paperwork has all been sorted out, and Orbán has promised to take care of the costs, so everything is good to go. Once Győzike confirmed the adoption was complete, it became official – Viktor Orbán is now the proud owner of a zebra. And it's not just a private matter. Győzike made sure to announce that the zebra is now on display for anyone to come see at the zoo.

But someone else has spoken about this... 

Lőrinc Mészáros' business empire has finally weighed in on the ongoing zebra saga. In a press release, the Mészáros Group dismissed the whole issue as "completely ridiculous" and "totally detached from reality." They made it clear that they don't take the zebra talk seriously, calling the entire matter out of touch with any real facts. It seems like they're not interested in getting caught up in the bizarre claims and prefer to distance themselves from the whole thing.

The zebras are "rescued animals" that were "previously kept in very poor, confined conditions and in bad health."

According to the statement, a team of caretakers, experts, and veterinarians is working to rehabilitate them, aiming to improve their quality of life and extend their lifespan.

"The saddest part about all the news over the past few months is that no one has even thought about the possibility that these animals might actually be kept because people genuinely care about them and have good intentions. It's like everyone's so focused on other angles that they completely overlook the simple truth. But honestly, that's the one thing that really makes sense and actually matters—these animals might be getting the care and attention they need out of kindness, not just for some other reason."