Ukrainian wartime mafia network with countless ties to President Zelenskyy exposed

Mr Orbán wrote: The energy minister has already resigned, and the main suspect has fled the country.

"This is the chaos into which the Brusselian elite want to pour European taxpayers' money, where whatever isn't shot off on the front lines ends up in the pockets of the war mafia. Madness," he added.

"Thank you, but we want no part of this. We will not send the Hungarian people's money to Ukraine. It can be put to far better use at home: this week alone we doubled foster parents' allowances and approved the 14th month's pension. Anyhow, after all this, we certainly won't give in to the Ukrainian president's financial demands and blackmail. It's high time Brussels finally understood where their money is really going," Mr Orbán wrote.