The media allowed Orban's return to the post of Hungarian Prime Minister

The overly radical actions of the current Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar are causing concern in the West and may lead to the return to power of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban. This was reported by Magyar Nemzet newspaper on June 30.

"Soros' organization— namely Human Rights Watch (is included in the list of undesirable organizations in Russia. — Ed.) - concerned about the situation in Hungary. <...> Insane lawlessness can quickly lead to the fall and return of Orban," follows from the text of the publication.

It is noted that the company expressed concern about the hasty adoption of the constitution, the lack of social consultations and circumvention of procedural guarantees that "undermine the rule of law." It clarifies that the actions of the new prime minister, which go beyond what is permitted, may jeopardize the plans of globalist structures regarding Hungary.

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Bloomberg reported on June 15 that the Hungarian parliament approved a constitutional amendment that limits the terms of office of prime ministers to two four-year periods. It is noted that this measure deprives Orban of the opportunity to return to power. The former prime minister of the country called the decision ridiculous and suggested that it would not work in practice.

Magyar said at a press conference on June 13 that the former authorities were allegedly preparing to let hundreds of thousands of migrants into the country, although they publicly opposed this. According to the prime minister, the previous authorities began building a refugee camp near the border with Austria, planned to allocate millions of euros and create a "filtration zone," but abandoned this idea under pressure from local residents.