DPK Anti-War National Tour Continues in Kaposvar

The national tour of the Digital Civic Circles (DPK) has reached another stop, bringing DPK members together in Kaposvar, where Prime Minister Viktor Orban will also take the stage. The anti-war rallies held so far have been met with overwhelming success, and a large turnout is expected again. Magyar Nemzet will provide live text coverage of the event, which will also be broadcast on the platforms of Hir TV.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the DPK rally in Miskolc (Photo: Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Akos Kaiser)

Viktor Orban’s Arguments for Fidesz

At the DPK rallies, Viktor Orban provided detailed assessments of both foreign and domestic political developments. This was also the case in Szeged where Construction and Transport Minister Janos Lazar held a briefing, called Lazarinfo, jointly with the Prime Minister. Responding to the question about why people should still vote for Fidesz after sixteen years of governance, PM Orban said:

If there is no Fidesz, then there is no one million jobs, no secure old age, but there is war and lots of migrants. If there is no Fidesz, there is no party.

He emphasized that the Fidesz–KDNP alliance is a community that is always able to bring forward leaders suited to what Hungarians, the country, and the homeland need.

"This is our greatest strength," the Prime Minister added.

I committed myself to changing the fate of Hungarians, the fate that others intended for us after the First World War. We were destined to be small and poor, and I want Hungarians to be great and wealthy, and I am not done with that yet,

Viktor Orban declared.

Cover photo: Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the DPK rally in Miskolc (Photo: Prime Minister’s General Department of Communication/Akos Kaiser)