"Hungary Has Become a Factor in Global Politics" – Viktor Orban’s Peace Message Takes Anti-War Campaign to New Level

The proactive government and the Prime Minister with international weight stand in sharp contrast to the Brussels-aligned policy of Peter Magyar, trying to win days in the digital space while remaining spectacularly weak when it comes to real social mobilization, Tamas Pindroch, senior analyst at the Center for Fundamental Rights, told Magyar Nemzet.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban (left) and Gyula Tarczy, editor-in-chief of Nyiregyhaza Television (Photo: MTI/Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)

The Nyiregyhaza anti-war rally of the Digital Civic Circles (DPK) was also praised by Attila Tibor Nagy, an analyst who cannot be accused of having pro-government sympathies. He emphasized that Peter Magyar has not yet reached the Prime Minister’s level.

"At the Nyiregyhaza DPK rally, the Prime Minister was relaxed and cheerful, yet conveying the impression of a firm, calm leader," Nagy Attila Tibor wrote on his social media page.

The political analyst underscored:

This is exactly what Peter Magyar still must grow into if he wants to win parliamentary elections next April.

The event was also praised by Daniel Deak, analyst of the 21st Century Institute, who highlighted:

We saw an energetic, dynamic, and composed Viktor Orban at the anti-war rally organized by the Digital Civic Circles (DPK) in Nyiregyhaza, where the Prime Minister presented a complex assessment of both foreign and domestic political affairs,

In his rapid reaction analysis of the event, Daniel Deak wrote: "Overall, we saw an energetic, confident, and cheerful Prime Minister who is able to successfully address undecided voters, which is confirmed by polling data. According to a fresh survey, Fidesz's voter base has grown by 400,000 in recent weeks. In contrast, Peter Magyar’s aggressive and hateful style repels those in the political center."

Daniel Deak emphasized in his analysis that the Nyiregyhaza event was professional and conveyed the message that Fidesz remains capable of renewal.

Viktor Orban arrived at the event directly from Moscow, which gave his remarks significant immediacy. He revealed information and details about his talks with President Putin that had not previously been disclosed to the public,

the analyst stressed.

As reported by Magyar Nemzet, Viktor Orban delivered the closing address at the anti-war rally of the Digital Civic Circles in Nyiregyhaza, eastern Hungary. In a conversation with Gyula Tarczy, editor-in-chief of Nyiregyhaza Television and Nyiregyhaza Naplo, PM Orban discussed, among other topics, the details of his Friday visit to Moscow. According to the Prime Minister, Hungary is on the right path when pressing Ukraine to pursue peace in the interests of Hungary and all of Europe. The Prime Minister also noted that, just as with illegal migration, a growing number of people are now coming around to Hungary’s position, and the country will win the debate over the war. He spoke as well about successfully defending the system of reduced utility costs and about the development projects planned for the eastern county bordering Ukraine.

Cover photo: Prime Minister Viktor Orban (left) and Gyula Tarczy, editor-in-chief of Nyiregyhaza Television (Photo: MTI/Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)