Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared his intention for the Fidesz party to stage a political comeback by December, despite recent challenges. He vehemently condemned the recent arrests of individuals connected to his administration as a politically motivated "hit job." Orbán alleges the timing of the arrests is a deliberate attempt to weaken Fidesz and undermine its political standing. Details surrounding the arrests remain limited due to the paywall restricting access to the full article. The Prime Minister's statement signals a defiant stance and a commitment to regrouping and regaining influence, even amidst ongoing legal scrutiny. This development adds further complexity to the already tense political landscape in Hungary. The future of Fidesz and Orbán’s leadership remains uncertain as the situation unfolds.