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"Russians, go home": Orbán has lost. First and foremost, this is a defeat for Russia. And this is already its third defeat, following Romania and Moldova (unfortunately, Georgia has not yet managed to break free from Russia's grip).
Undoubtedly, with a democratic Hungary, the EU will become stronger. Russia has lost the ability to block NATO and EU decisions through Hungary. Orbán's defeat will weaken other pro-Russian politicians in Europe.
It is also worth highlighting the outstanding work and role of independent media outlets, journalists, and bloggers who stood up to the direct interference of Russian political strategists and special services in Hungary's electoral process. Journalists demonstrated the effectiveness of fact-checking and quickly debunked AI-generated fakes (for example, about "Ukrainian cash-in-transit workers").
How will Russia act given Orbán's defeat? It will continue hybrid warfare within the EU, especially in countries where support for Putin remains high.
Russia is counting on a prolonged war in Iran, and that it will trigger an economic crisis in Europe. Moscow will continue to restrict internet freedom in Russia. It will likely limit Russians' ability to leave the country and travel abroad. It will further mobilize the population. Putin will strengthen law enforcers and replace leaders so that no one can claim power.
What conclusions regarding Hungary are important? A democratic society can prevail.
I wish prosperity to the people of Hungary.
Geopoltical "analysis" from a Russian 'Z-blogger' Pozdnyakov.
Somehow, he doesn't note the successes of the great geostrategic tsar Putin up until the last paragraph (added for personal safety?)
"Where we've [Russia] lost our influence:
- Syria
- Venezuela
- Hungary
- Azerbaijan
- Moldova
Where we're [Russia] close to losing our influence:
- Armenia (not completely lost, but significantly weakened)
- Cuba (on the brink)
- Kazakhstan (not completely lost, but significantly weakened)
- Uzbekistan and Tajikistan (have become more multi-vector, less dependent on Moscow)
What about China:
China hasn't acted at all, said, "To hell with it," and has separated itself from the whole affair.
What about Trump:
He turned out to be an empty talk, a pushover, a clown whose opinion nobody gives a f*ck about. He is perceived as an old man angrily ranting, but others show understanding and don't get mad at him.
What about us:
And we, with Russia, FSB, and Putin, remain as we were! And we will stick together and stand up to any challenges!!!
Putin is strength! The FSB is power! Russia is victory!"
Somehow, he doesn't note the successes of the great geostrategic tsar Putin up until the last paragraph (added for personal safety?)
"Where we've [Russia] lost our influence:
- Syria
- Venezuela
- Hungary
- Azerbaijan
- Moldova
Where we're [Russia] close to losing our influence:
- Armenia (not completely lost, but significantly weakened)
- Cuba (on the brink)
- Kazakhstan (not completely lost, but significantly weakened)
- Uzbekistan and Tajikistan (have become more multi-vector, less dependent on Moscow)
What about China:
China hasn't acted at all, said, "To hell with it," and has separated itself from the whole affair.
What about Trump:
He turned out to be an empty talk, a pushover, a clown whose opinion nobody gives a f*ck about. He is perceived as an old man angrily ranting, but others show understanding and don't get mad at him.
What about us:
And we, with Russia, FSB, and Putin, remain as we were! And we will stick together and stand up to any challenges!!!
Putin is strength! The FSB is power! Russia is victory!"
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