Máté Kocsis, leader of Fidesz's parliamentary group, accused the Hungarian independent press of receiving Ukrainian funds to discredit Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. He claimed that the Ukrainian state is attempting to undermine Orbán's international image through falsehoods. Kocsis provided no evidence for his allegations, which were echoed by the pro-government Magyar Nemzet. In response, the independent press, including Direkt36, denied any Ukrainian funding. The article discusses the implications of these accusations and the ongoing smear campaign against critical media, suggesting a shift in the narrative from dollar-funded to Ukrainian-funded media. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)