Vance ‘sad Orbán lost’ but says US will work with new Magyar government in Hungary – Europe live

JD Vance defends backing 'great guy' Orbán's campaign after landslide defeat
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Following Viktor Orbán's loss in the Hungarian election, US Vice-President Vance expressed disappointment but affirmed the US would work with the new government. Péter Magyar, the election winner, has been invited to meet with Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok to discuss forming a government. Vance defended his pre-election visit to Hungary, criticizing the EU bureaucracy and praising Orbán's 16-year leadership, highlighting Orbán as one of the few European leaders willing to defend American interests against Brussels. Magyar's invitation to meet with Sulyok comes despite Magyar's calls for Sulyok's resignation.
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AI-ExtractedMagyar has repeatedly called for Sulyok, an Orbán loyalist, to resign.
Péter Magyar has been invited to meet with the Hungarian president, Tamás Sulyok, on Wednesday.
Orbán's legacy in Hungary is transformational, fundamentally changing that country.
Orbán has been willing to stand up to the bureaucracy in Brussels that has been very, very bad for the United States.
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