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[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

They start a war with Iran, can't win it and then tell everyone "Europe needs the Strait of Hormuz more than we do. Let them board a ship. This is their war, not ours."
What a bunch of fucking idiotic losers.
THIS IS THE USA'S WAR.

[TheRealThelmaJohnson @TheRealThelmaJ1]

DONALD TRUMP WORKS FOR VLADIMIR PUTIN. There is no other reason to promise Hungary money in an attempt to save Orban.

[Ted Lieu @tedlieu]

Dear @JDVance: Gas prices are up. Grocery prices are up. We are in a war against Iran.

Why are you in Hungary campaigning for a Hungarian politician who is also a puppet for Putin? Like, WTF are you doing?

[Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 @joncoopertweets]

The two days that JD Vance spent in Hungary desperately trying to shore up support for Putin’s lapdog Viktor Orbán reminded me of what a pathetic, loathsome, lying, traitorous scumbag he is.

[Stephen Gibbons @Gibboanxious]

Richard Gere: “The entire planet has fallen off a cliff into the stupid zone. Do you really think these refugees and immigrants are different than us? Do you really believe these clowns like Trump, Orban, Netanyahu, Putin? You really believe what these guys say?”

[Igor Sushko @igorsushko]

🚨BREAKING: Orban mafia removed EU sanctions on Putin's mafia members.
Alisher Usmanov's sister was delisted by the EU 7 months after this call.
FULL STORY - Kremlin hotline: Hungary colluded with Russia to delist sanctioned oligarchs, companies and banks
https://t.co/QLNxZ3176e

[Jo @JoJoFromJerz]

He is out of his fucking mind.

[Szabolcs Panyi @panyiszabolcs]

‼️Statement on the Orbán Government Accusing Me, an Investigative Journalist, of Espionage‼️

Today, the Hungarian government has filed a complaint against me for espionage. Accusing investigative journalists of espionage is virtually unprecedented in the 21st century for an EU member state. This is typical of Putin’s Russia, Belarus, and similar regimes.

I have spent over a decade documenting how Russian spies and interests have penetrated Hungarian politics, so I am probably the least surprised by this.

Despite growing signs that the Hungarian government acts as a Kremlin ally and copies the Russian model, I still trust that parts of the Hungarian state—and the judiciary—follow the Hungarian constitution, not that of the Russian Federation.

I have never engaged in espionage. I see my work as journalistic counterintelligence—from exposing the hacking of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry by Russian actors to revealing the activities of Hungarian pro-Kremlin propagandists.

Defending myself publicly would be easier if I were not bound by source protection. But that remains my top priority. I cannot reveal who provides me information or what I receive, including from within Hungarian state structures.

If I were not a journalist, I could list many facts proving it is impossible for the Hungarian state to genuinely believe I am spying. Certain meetings, contacts, and information gathering could never have happened otherwise.

This baseless accusation now forces me to share details of a specific investigation, including a conversation with a confidential source that appears to have been wiretapped. Normally, this would appear in a finished article or my upcoming book—not here. (It will appear there as well.)

Since 2023, I have investigated whether the relationship between Péter Szijjártó and Russian officials exceeds legal limits. The published audio, where I’m heard talking to a source, mentions that communication between Szijjártó and Sergey Lavrov is recorded by EU intelligence services. Less attention has gone to my point that this relationship raises strong suspicion of political intelligence activity and influence operations in Russia’s interest.

These are serious claims and hard to prove. As a journalist, I cannot force anyone to speak or hand over documents. That is why gathering this information has taken so long—and why I spoke to that sensitive source (while the conversation was secretly recorded).

Serious claims require serious evidence, and I believe I have gathered some. I have not engaged in espionage.
I have not cooperated with any foreign intelligence service in surveilling Szijjártó. Instead, I tried to verify earlier fragments of information about Szijjártó–Lavrov communication.

I sought to identify the channels and phone numbers used, and whether a secret channel—possibly used by Russian intelligence—exists. In other words, whether Szijjártó uses a hidden device or number unknown even within the Hungarian Foreign Ministry.

This was only one part of my research. The other, more serious topic is this:

Since at least 2016–2017, EU and NATO intelligence services have had indications that large amounts of cash and precious stones may have been transported from Russia on Hungarian government aircraft or private jets used by government figures. Officials from at least six countries made such claims to me.

These signals did not come from monitoring Hungarian targets, but, for example, from intercepting Russian officials discussing or preparing such shipments.

Alongside Szijjártó–Lavrov communication, I examined how baggage screening and handling works on such flights, which officials travel with what luggage, whether more packages arrive from Moscow than depart, and how such shipments could be handled discreetly.

I know how serious this is, and I would not have written even this much—but since I do not know what else may be taken from the edited recording, or what fabricated accusations (like, for example, that I was seeking such details to commit terrorism) may follow, I believe I must share this now.

Why do I investigate all this?

According to many sources familiar with the Hungarian state and counterintelligence, there is no independent body in the Orbán system able to investigate or act if a senior official is suspected of espionage.

Government members direct intelligence services and set expectations. The services lack both tools and authority to investigate a government member.

I knew this would be difficult when I chose to pursue it. But few people in Hungary can or dare to do this, so I felt it was my duty.

We have now reached the point where the Orbán government—of which Szijjártó is still a member—aware of my reporting plans and the risk they pose, has preemptively accused me of espionage.

I am a Hungarian patriot. I serve the public. As an investigative journalist, my job is to hold power accountable. Neither political theater nor legal threats will deter me.

[POLITICOEurope @POLITICOEurope]

The EU is limiting the flow of confidential material to Hungary and leaders are meeting in smaller groups — as Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned of long-standing suspicions Viktor Orbán’s government is sharing information with Russia. https://t.co/74KTr4CHGk

[Christopher Steele @Chris_D_Steele]

That the Kremlin and USG are both interfering in Hungary to get the corrupt and divisive Orban govt reelected should serve as a warning. Trump and Putin are intent on weakening European unity and support for Ukraine. British, French and German elections will be targeted likewise.

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

BREAKING: In a desperate effort to help Hungarian autocrat Viktor Orban, a close ally of the Kremlin, win the April election, where polls show he’s expected to lose, Russia’s foreign intelligence service (SVR) reportedly proposed “the Gamechanger,” a staged assassination attempt to boost support for him, The Washington Post reports.

“Such an incident will shift the perception of the campaign out of the rational realm of socioeconomic questions into an emotional one, where the key themes will become state security and the stability and defense of the political system,” operatives wrote in a report prepared for the SVR’s main political influence unit.

[Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 @jurgen_nauditt]

“I don’t speak Hungarian, but it seems Zelensky is popular here. Maybe the Hungarians will vote for him, and it looks like he’ll win this election,” said a tourist in Budapest.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

POLITICO: The Hungarian Prime Minister, he helps Russia. You think he's an ally?

ZELENSKYY: Yes, of course. He's standing on the side of the Russian leader. He's blocking everything for Ukraine: money, weapons, our way to EU. And he's personally sharing Russian narratives.

Only one thing he doesn't do: he is not attacking us by missiles or drones, and he is not sending his soldiers.

[Governor Newsom Press Office @GovPressOffice]

How the hell are people okay with these $1 billion checks being written to Jared Kushner and the Trump Criminal Enterprise for this fake peace clown committee announced today?

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

BREAKING: French President Emmanuel Macron will decline Trump’s invitation to join his so-called “Board of Peace.”

Trump’s “Board of Peace” will likely consist of Putin, Lukashenko, Viktor Orban and a few other autocrats.

[(((Tendar))) @Tendar]

Kudos to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for keeping himself together after Trump‘s statement that „Russia wants Ukraine to succeed“. I would have bursted out laughing. But his facial expressions are priceless.

[Michael MacKay @mhmck]

Putin will destroy Russia rather than face defeat in the war he started against Ukraine.

Trump will destroy the United States rather than face justice for his crimes and treason.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Carol of the Bells in Kyiv subway.

Voices of the Embassies of Germany, France, and the United Kingdom came together to perform Shchedryk in the Kyiv metro as a sign of solidarity with Ukraine.

Thankful to everyone who stands with us!

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

This is my flag.

It stands for unity, freedom, peace, democracy, equality, civilization, diversity, rule of law, science, beauty and strength.

There is nothing more important to fight for.

[Szabolcs Panyi @panyiszabolcs]

Wow. Trump told @politico he never offered an Argentina-style financial lifeline to Viktor Orbán, refuting Orbán’s claim of a US “financial shield.” After their Washington meeting, Orbán said a deal was struck. “No, I didn’t promise him but he certainly asked for it,” Trump said.