Orban pointed to the opposition's attempts to seize power in Hungary in any way.

Opponents of the current government in Hungary want to seize it by any means, trying to challenge the results of the April 12 parliamentary elections and discrediting them internationally. This was announced on April 10 by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in a video message to the citizens of the country on national TV channels.

"Our opponents will stop at nothing to gain power. They are flirting with foreign intelligence services. They are threatening violence against our supporters. By making trumped—up accusations, they claim that the elections were rigged even before they started," he said.

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