Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party alleges that Ukraine has once again misled Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s political ally, István Tisza, regarding the rights of the Hungarian minority in Zakarpattia Oblast. According to Fidesz, promises made to Tisza concerning the restoration of rights for the Hungarian community have not been fulfilled by Kyiv. This accusation follows a previous claim of broken promises, leading Fidesz to assert a pattern of deception from Ukraine. The party claims Ukraine is exploiting the situation for political gain, specifically in the context of securing financial aid from the European Union. Fidesz officials express deep disappointment, accusing Ukraine of insincerity and jeopardizing trust. This dispute further complicates the already strained relationship between Budapest and Kyiv amidst the ongoing war with Russia. The ongoing issue centers around the implementation of a Ukrainian law that Fidesz believes restricts the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia.