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Viktor Orbán has conceded defeat to Péter Magyar, with Tisza on course to win 68% of seats compared to just 29% for Fidesz with nearly half the votes counted. Voter turnout reached its highest levels since the end of Communist rule, reflecting deep fatigue with Orbán’s illiberal rule and a newly unified opposition. The result is transformational for Europe, Orbán’s defeat removes NATO’s most reliable Kremlin asset and ends Hungary’s systematic blocking of EU aid to Ukraine, coming just days after JD Vance rallied alongside Orbán in Budapest.