Orban "is hitting a new low every day, and is trying to use the secret services to call half of the country and the strongest political party a traitor, just because he is afraid for his power and that of his 3,000 co-conspirators," Magyar said.
 

"This crime is on par with lauding his new friend, the openly Hungarian-hater Romanian presidential candidate in the Tihany abbey," he said.

"Should anything of Orban's gibberish today be true, he should have filed a police report, not make a Facebook video," he added.

Magyar said he would be filing a report against Orban citing the crimes of fear-mongering and that of omitting crimes against the state.

In a drive to stop Orban "from tearing the country even further apart", Magyar announced to start a walk on Wednesday from Budapest to Oradea (Nagyvarad), in Romania, "to build a liveable and humane Hungary step by step, by listening to Hungarians."

Meanwhile, Ukraine crisis - Orban: Hungarian opposition party 'active participant in secret service action against Hungary'

In an "unprecedented" incident, a Hungarian opposition party has played an active role in an operation of the Ukrainian secret services, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a video on Facebook on Tuesday.

Orban said in the video uploaded after a meeting of the Defence Council that he had convened the body after "Hungary experienced an unprecedented attack from secret services in the past days."

"The coordinated smear campaign against Hungary was launched by Ukraine with the aim of making our referendum initiative on [Ukraine's] EU membership impossible," he said.

"It has turned out that the Ukrainians have activated their Hungarian contacts to carry out the operation, and have launched an attack against the Hungarian Armed Forces with the help of a Hungarian party."

Orban said the Hungarian services were prepared to see further operations by secret services until the referendum was closed, and pledged that "we will complete the referendum, because neither Brussels nor Kyiv can decide above the heads of Hungarians."

Source: 
MTI - The Hungarian News Agency, founded in 1881.

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