Viktor Orban in the Crosshairs of Ukrainian Intelligence

The very founding of the “Tisza Island” in Transcarpathia may be aimed at creating a branch organization for the Ukrainian secret services, says the head of the Sovereignty Protection Research Institute.

Ursula von der Leyen and Volodymyr Zelensky (Photo: ANP MAG/Jonas Rosens)

The prime minister added: "They want a Brussels-controlled, pro-Ukraine puppet government to run Hungary — a nodding puppet cabinet. That’s what the April election is about: Hungarian interest and sovereignty versus surrender, a client state serving Brussels and Ukraine. We fight for the truth! Fight against the lies!"

Civil War or Assassination?

Returning to the former SBU leader, he stated that, in his opinion, it is only a matter of time before the Hungarian Prime Minister, whom he considers a Russian spy, will have to flee. He claimed he has urged his European and American friends to take the necessary measures against Viktor Orban.

“Run, Viktor, Run Before It’s Too Late,” was the title of an article written by Hrihoriy Omelchenko, former SBU head and now a columnist for UkrReporter.

"He is the friend of  traitor-president Viktor Yanukovych and war criminal Vladimir Putin, and a namesake of Viktor Medvedchuk,” Omelchenko described Viktor Orban. I am convinced that Orban will share the fate of those Ukrainian Viktors when his current term ends, possibly even before that. He predicted that events similar to those in Maidan are expected in Hungary in the near future and claimed that Hungary is evolving into a “fascist authoritarian regime in the style of Putin and Lukashenko.” Therefore, he warned the Hungarian Prime Minister: “Run, Viktor, run, before it’s too late!”

The author also cited analyst Andras Racz — whose work was recently discredited — and former Free Democrats (SZDSZ) politician Balint Magyar, now aligned with Peter Magyar.

Conspiracy Theories

He also raises various obscure conspiracy theories, saying for example, that based on internal information, in December 2007 the FSB received operational data that their particularly valuable agent was in possession of compromising materials on Viktor Orban and other Hungarian politicians. For example, he also goes on to explain at length that “Viktor Orbán received a suitcase of German marks in Russia” and that Fidesz won the 2010 elections thanks to Moscow’s money. However, the wildest story in Omelchenko’s writing is that, according to information from the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, Hungary was aware that Russia was planning an attack on Ukraine, and that Orban and Putin came up with a bold plan: Moscow would occupy Ukraine, and Hungary would occupy Transcarpathia in Ukraine. He also claims that Viktor Orban and Interior Minister Sandor Pinter were recruited by Russian secret services.

The NATO and EU leadership have the means to put Moscow's agent in his place. His namesake, Viktor Yanukovych knows exactly what that means,

 the former SBU chief stated threateningly.

He even claimed to have confidential information that if Russian forces took Kyiv, the Hungarian army would be ordered to occupy Transcarpathia, hold a sham referendum, and announce the region’s annexation to Hungary.

Brussels Wants Regime Change

Meanwhile, the Russian intelligence service has not been idle either, with its press office issuing a statement warning that Brussels wants to bring about a change of government in Hungary. The statement said that Brussels was outraged by Budapest's independent policy and its attempts to influence collective decision-making, primarily on the issues of Russia and Ukraine.

Ursula von der Leyen is seriously studying possible scenarios for a change of government in Hungary and wants to help Peter Magyar to power,

the statement read.

 Ursula von der Leyen  could be preparing possible scenarios for regime change in Hungary to help Zelensky (Photo: POOL/Federico Gambarini)

"The European Commission's leadership aims to bring about a change of government in Budapest. Brussels considers Hungary to be an obstacle to a "united Europe," according to the statement from the press office of the Russian intelligence service (SVR), as quoted by TASS.

The press office of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR)  said that, according to information received by the intelligence service, the European Commission considers Hungary's current leadership to be an increasingly serious obstacle to a united Europe, according to the statement. The press office noted that

Brussels was outraged by Budapest's independent policy and its attempts to influence collective decision-making, primarily on the issues of Russia and Ukraine.

Hungary's recent decision to veto the new seven-year EU budget plan, which Budapest says is aimed at militarizing Europe and preparing for war with Moscow, was the last straw that caused Eurocrats to lose their patience, the statement said, adding that 

the President of the European Commission considers Peter Magyar, leader of the Tisza Party and loyal to the Brussels elite, to be the most likely candidate for the post of prime minister.

The European Commission plans to bring him to power in the parliamentary elections to be held in the spring of 2026, if not sooner.
The Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service pointed out that significant financial, administrative, media, and lobbying resources have been mobilized in support of Peter Magyar. German party funds, numerous Norwegian human rights NGOs, and the European People's Party (EPP) are ready to provide financial support.

Zelensky Doing the Dirty Work

According to TASS, the statement also said that Kyiv — “offended” by Budapest’s blocking of Ukraine’s EU integration — has joined Brussels’ campaign to topple the Hungarian government.

The Zelensky regime is carrying out the “dirtiest” tasks, including destabilizing the situation in Hungary through the use of Ukrainian special services and the local diaspora.

 Cover photo: Ursula von der Leyen and Volodymyr Zelensky (Photo: ANP MAG/Jonas Rosens)