Hungarian Prime Minister Vows to Eliminate 'Fake' Opposition Forces

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has announced plans to dismantle what he terms 'fake' opposition groups funded by Brussels, should he be re-elected in the upcoming national election. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting Orban's commitment to addressing these forces. The election, set to take place in eight weeks, will determine whether Orban can continue his leadership and pursue his agenda against these opposition entities. His remarks underscore the ongoing political tensions within Hungary and its relationship with the European Union.