Russian-style shadow campaign appears to be behind Fidesz, executed rather amateurishly so far

The Hungarian parliamentary election campaign has seen significant events, particularly on March 15, when a Ukrainian flag was unfurled during the Tisza Party's march, leading to accusations of provocation by the Agency for Developing Digital Democracy (DDÜ). This organization is linked to Fidesz's campaign and has been involved in funding a Facebook troll farm. The article discusses the connections between DDÜ, Fidesz, and Russian-style propaganda tactics, highlighting concerns about the influence of such operations on the election. Despite the controversy, the incident has been leveraged by Fidesz to frame the Tisza Party as pro-Ukrainian.