Péter Magyar, Hungary's opposition leader, accused Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of treason and enlisting Russian agents to interfere in the upcoming elections. Speaking at a national day rally in Budapest, Magyar criticized Orbán's governance, claiming he betrayed Hungarian freedom and worsened the country's economic situation. He emphasized the need for improved living standards and public services, while also promising a two-term limit for the prime minister if elected. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)