Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar undertook a journey to Romania, rallying support from Hungarian communities there as part of his initiative to promote peace and national unity. His march was prompted by concerns over Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's attempt to leverage ethnic Hungarians abroad for political gain. Magyar emphasized his commitment to solidarity, distancing himself from any escalation of tensions. He criticized Orbán's governance and approach towards the Hungarian diaspora, calling for unity and a rejection of division and hatred in political discourse.
"We are not going (to Romania) to escalate tensions or to cause any harm to our Hungarian brothers and sisters living there. We are going there to express our solidarity."
"It has become clear that the corrupt, tired and discredited Prime Minister sees Hungarians abroad as a political product. He tried and is trying to lure you to him not out of faith, not out of commitment, not out of love for his countrymen, but merely to win votes."
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