Hungary's recent parliamentary election was heavily influenced by disinformation, primarily domestic, with Peter Magyar's Tisza party winning a two-thirds majority and ousting Viktor Orbán. Analysts noted that while Russian interference was present, most disinformation originated locally, with Fidesz being a significant player. New tactics included creating fake news stories and using social media groups for propaganda. Despite advertising restrictions, Fidesz adapted by forming private groups and utilizing AI-generated content for campaigning.