Regele Charles a primit cadou doi cai din partea Ungariei. Apoi i s-a cerut, pe neașteptate, să-i dea înapoi

Two Lipizzaner horses gifted to King Charles III by Hungary have sparked an unusual diplomatic dispute. Initially presented as a coronation gift, the Hungarian government later requested their return, citing an administrative error. The horses, valued at around €80,000 each, were intended to symbolize Hungarian-British relations. However, the request for their return has caused embarrassment in Hungary, leading to calls for transparency regarding the incident. The Ministry of Agriculture clarified that they do not wish to reclaim the horses, which remain in the UK as part of a loan agreement. The situation is linked to recent political changes in Hungary, following the removal of Viktor Orban from power.