Hungary
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar stated the need to grant rights to Hungarians in Ukraine. The politician plans to meet with Zelenskyy to establish relations.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar stated that it is impossible to admit Ukraine to the EU during the war. He predicts a lengthy accession procedure lasting over 10 years.
The Kremlin refused to congratulate Péter Magyar on his election victory due to Hungary's support for sanctions. Peskov noted that Moscow had previously engaged in dialogue with Orbán.
Minister Szijjártó returned to work after disappearing during Orbán's speech. Péter Magyar announced the beginning of the mass destruction of secret papers at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Péter Magyar and the Tisza party won the elections, promising a return to the EU. The new leader does not support weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine but will become a pragmatic partner for Kyiv.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar allows for direct contacts with the Kremlin. The politician is already preparing a new government and predicts Viktor Orbán's defeat in the elections.
The European Union plans to quickly approve funding for Ukraine after Péter Magyar's victory in the elections. The new Hungarian leader promises close cooperation with Brussels.
Foreign Minister Sybiha announced that signals had been sent to Hungary regarding a meeting of the leaders. Kyiv seeks to unblock EU accession and discuss sanctions.
Magyar may unblock an EU loan for Ukraine but opposes arms supplies. Hungary's new leader plans a referendum on Ukraine's EU accession.
Minister Andriy Sybiha lifted travel restrictions to Hungary. This happened after Péter Magyar and the Tisza party won the parliamentary elections.
Péter Magyar's opposition Tisza Party won 138 seats in the Hungarian parliament. Orbán conceded defeat amidst celebrations by opposition supporters in Budapest.
The Tisza Party received 69. 35% of the votes and 138 seats in parliament. Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party lost the elections with 27.64% of the votes.
The President of the European Council and the Prime Ministers of Spain and Poland congratulated the leader of the Tisza party. António Costa noted the record turnout and expressed readiness for cooperation with Hungary.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar announced victory over the regime and demanded the creation of a transitional government. The EU has already congratulated the opposition leader on his election success.
Macron, Merz, and Nausėda reacted to the success of the Tisza party and democratic changes. European leaders look forward to cooperation to strengthen EU unity.
The President of Ukraine congratulated the Tisza Party and expressed readiness for cooperation. Kyiv seeks constructive work for stability and peace in Europe.
The head of the CPD, Kovalenko, announced the defeat of Russian propaganda in the Hungarian elections. The opposition Tisza party won a constitutional majority in the country.
The President of the European Commission commented on the elections in Hungary, where Péter Magyar's opposition party is leading. The Tisza Party receives 136 seats in parliament against Fidesz's 56.
Péter Magyar's Tisza Party secures 136 seats in the Hungarian parliament. Viktor Orbán personally called the opposition leader to congratulate him on the result.
After 45% of votes processed, the Tisza party wins 135 seats in parliament. Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party receives only 57 mandates with record turnout.
In Budapest, supporters of 'Tisza' are already celebrating victory. At the Fidesz headquarters, there is silence and anxious anticipation.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar expressed optimism due to record voter turnout. The polling station in his district recorded the highest citizen activity.
By 6:30 PM, 77. 80% of voters, or 5.856 million people, had cast their ballots. This significantly exceeds previous years' figures and a 22-year-old record.
By 5:00 PM, over 5. 5 million citizens had cast their votes, an all-time high. The main contest is between Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar.
By 3:00 PM, 66. 01% of voters had cast their ballots, an all-time high. The main struggle is between the parties of Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar.
As of 13:00, voter activity is 10% higher than in 2022. Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar are vying for the votes of over 7 million citizens.
Orban's party claims audio recording of vote buying disguised as aid. Parliamentary elections are underway in Hungary with record high turnout.
Parliamentary elections in Hungary recorded a turnout of 16. 89% in the first hours of voting. Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar have already visited polling stations.
The Prime Minister of Slovakia and the President of Serbia expressed their support for Viktor Orbán during the vote. The politicians noted his contribution to the protection of sovereignty.
Polling stations have opened in Hungary for the parliamentary elections. The main struggle has unfolded between the Fidesz party and the opposition Tisza party.