Unprecedented foreign pressure is being exerted on Hungary

"It is always darkest before the Resurrection. [Journalist] Szabolcs Panyi has admitted that he worked not with one, not two, but three European intelligence services to discredit the Hungarian government, along with the leader of the Tisza Party," Prime Minister Viktor Orbán wrote on Facebook on Friday.

"It is clear that unprecedented foreign pressure is being exerted on Hungary because we refuse to accept the oil blockade, we will not allow Ukraine into the Union, and we will not let Hungarian families be forced to pay for war loans. That is what they have a problem with," Mr Orbán posted.

"We must not allow pro-Ukraine agents to form a government here. On April 12th, Hungarians must decide. Fidesz is the safe choice," the Prime Minister wrote in his post.