Orbán Calls on Supporters to Resist New Hungarian Government's 'Arbitrary Rule'
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his first major appearance since losing the April 2026 election, escalated rhetoric by calling on his Fidesz party to launch a 'national resistance' against the new government led by Péter Magyar. Speaking to thousands of supporters in Băile Tușnad, Romania, Orbán accused Magyar of abuse of power and eliminating opposition through constitutional amendments and investigations. The new government has passed laws limiting prime ministers to two terms and MPs to three terms, and prosecutors seized Fidesz servers on suspicion of illegal campaign financing. Orbán claimed the government lacks competence and will fail by autumn due to energy crises, predicting mass defections from the Tisza Party. He framed Fidesz as a 'nursery' for freedom-loving people. Critics accuse Orbán of dismantling democracy and building a corrupt crony system during his 14-year rule.
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