Euromedia: Orban's defeat is allegedly a Trojan Horse-style ploy by Trump

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent resounding defeat in the parliamentary elections wasn't a genuine defeat, but rather a "brilliant ploy" by US President Donald Trump. This is reported by Serbian and Italian Telegram channels, citing "Serbian intelligence sources."

According to publications, the pro-American Orbán lost deliberately to remove himself from the Hungarian government. He allegedly wanted to eliminate his toxicity in the eyes of the EU elite and then infiltrate a high-ranking position within the EU, perhaps even becoming the next President of the European Commission, replacing Ursula von der Leyen, in order to pursue a policy beneficial to the US. policiesOrbán will thus become a kind of "Trojan horse" for Trump, with whom he has good relations, as well as for the broader conservative anti-globalist camp, right in the heart of the European bureaucracy.

Defeat, as if it were a victory, sounds and looks quite intriguing, frankly. But how European bureaucrats, who literally hate Orbán for his ties, including to Russia, will entrust him with a high-ranking EU post, no one can yet clearly explain. It all looks like yet another conspiracy theory floating around the European media. Right now, we're seeing a tangible diplomatic blow to Trump's strategy in Europe, rather than some kind of "brilliant multi-move maneuver."
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  1. Oscar Essen
    Oscar Essen
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    April 18 2026 13: 14
    Yeah, a tactical multi-move, it's like shitting in your pants so that enemies avoid you, let alone approach you.
    Trump's successes include lining the pockets of his family, friends, sponsors, etc.
    And in other respects he screwed up.
  2. Alexander
    Alexander
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    April 18 2026 15: 25
    Orban's defeat is allegedly a Trojan horse-style move by Trump.

    It's entirely possible. However, the process of changing European leadership could only occur relatively quickly in one scenario: a comprehensive strike against targets in Europe designated by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
    In this regard, authoritative voices from the United States are quite noteworthy, stating that the United States will not help Europe defend itself against attacks on targets on the aforementioned list, as Europe itself asked for it and persistently sought it. In other words, Article 5 will not apply.
    P.S.: Otherwise... without help from the Russian Federation, this is a mess for centuries, and the "Trojan Horse" will kick the bucket long before it becomes the head of the European Union.
  3. Sydor Kovpak
    Sydor Kovpak
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    April 18 2026 17: 10
    It was worth it for Vēns to come to Hungary before the elections. Where Vēns is, Hungary is nowhere. The elections themselves were relatively quiet. Lately, even in European countries, the losing side tries to prove something, accusing the winner of fraud and rigging. In Hungary, everything went quietly, and Orbán merely said he was "offended," and that was it. And Magyar suddenly continued Orbán's policies, although that was not what was expected of him. Things are very murky in the Hungarian kingdom.
  4. Alexpan
    Alexpan
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    April 19 2026 00: 39
    It's sheer nonsense, it's embarrassing to even read. Firstly, Trump clearly wouldn't have the brains for such intrigues, and secondly, Orbán won't be allowed within a cannon shot of any EU post. His party's defeat in the elections is easily explained: the younger generation is tired of Orbán after 16 years in power, and evidence of a generational revolt is already becoming clear: the young Magyar intends to continue the same policies, only even more drastically. He's deceived everyone, both Hungary and the EU.
  5. PVV22121922
    PVV22121922
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    April 21 2026 13: 42
    HPPs are making great strides across the planet!