The communications director of Fidesz has condemned the new leadership of Hungarian public media for continuing to publicize the results of what he calls a “disgusting” internal whistleblowing effort. The criticism centers around a document from MTI, the Hungarian News Agency, listing alleged manipulative practices. Havasi, the director, characterized the release of this information as an internal matter and suggested those responsible should bear the consequences. This suggests ongoing tensions between Fidesz and the current public media administration. The incident highlights concerns over media independence and potential political interference in state-funded news organizations. The Fidesz representative frames the disclosure as a continuation of damaging internal disputes. This latest exchange further fuels debate about transparency and accountability within Hungarian media.