Viktor Orbán will not go to prison to visit his brother so that the media does not rejoice.

Following the arrest of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's brother on human trafficking charges, Orbán gave an interview where he claimed the situation is politically motivated. He stated that the government is facing a political purge rather than accountability, asserting that his brother is merely a tool in this game. Orbán expressed confidence in his brother's innocence and criticized the legal proceedings as theatrical and politically charged. He emphasized that the investigations are part of normal state life but condemned the politicization of justice. Despite the challenges, he believes the Fidesz party remains a strong political force in Hungary, capable of governing effectively. He also dismissed claims of the party being an 'state party' and defended his administration's integrity.