Prime Minister accuses rival supporters of internal fighting and journalist intimidation at commemorations

The prime minister uploaded a video of the Sükösd Tamburaz Orchestra and used it to allege that former state-funded Fidesz propagandists turned on each other and threatened authentic journalists at opposition commemorations. He described the opposition's behavior as disgraceful and noted that the ruling party's leader was abroad in Paris during the events. Fidesz supporters organized a flag march on the lower Buda waterfront and a ceremony at Bem Square, where former president Áder János, faction chief Bóka János and historian Schmidt Mária delivered speeches.

Police intervened to separate Fidesz participants from counter-protesters, and one outlet crew member was assaulted, later questioned as a suspect. Later, a reporter named Simor Dániel was warned by police to stay away from the crowd after being threatened by Fidesz sympathizers. The prime minister also rebuked the Mi Hazánk movement for its historical claims and for invoking Russian narratives.