【The members of Vance's negotiation team have stories】 This photo is full of stories, taken just before the Hungarian general election.

Vance went to support Orbán with his wife, and Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjártó met them at the airport.

The person circled in yellow is Paolo Zampolli, former owner of a New York City football club, and a major supplier of young girls to Epstein (including Melania Trump) (Figure 1).

When it comes to fighting and negotiating with Iran, Trump entrusted his most important mission to Vance—yet the delegation included a close associate of Epstein.

Naturally, Zampolli’s current title is “Special Representative for U.S. Global Partnerships,” personally appointed by Trump, making him an official diplomat. The relationship between the two families? You know what I mean (Figures 5 & 6).

Vance failed to save Orbán, but he did deliver this story-laden photo—well worth the trip.

Zampolli’s latest controversial move involved using his connections to get the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport his ex-wife, Amanda Ugarró, a former Brazilian model (Figure 2).

Ugarró was detained by ICE for nearly four months because her ex-husband Zampolli wanted custody of their son—abusing public power for private gain, showing no mercy (Figure 3: Ugarró, the ex-wife).

However, Ugarró has been around the industry long enough to know many things.

She claims that Melania knew she had witnessed “highly compromising interactions” linked to Zampolli’s modeling network, where young girls were introduced to wealthy figures like Trump.

Before the scandal even gained traction, Melania couldn’t stay silent—she launched a nationwide speech on her own (Figure 4).

Even Trump was shocked.

After all, Ugarró and Melania are fellow models; Ugarró knows the intimate details of Melania’s work in Milan and Paris.

No wonder Melania rushed out to clear her name.

Original source: toutiao.com/article/1863160548077721/

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