Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has officially denounced the recent election results as illegitimate and pledged a campaign of "total resistance." The declaration follows a victory by a united opposition coalition, ending Fidesz's twelve-year hold on power. Details regarding the basis of Fidesz’s claims of illegitimacy remain limited due to access restrictions. The party leadership alleges widespread irregularities despite international observers deeming the election free and fair. This strong stance suggests a period of significant political instability for Hungary. Fidesz intends to leverage its remaining influence and mobilize supporters to challenge the new government’s policies and authority. The opposition coalition faces the challenge of governing amidst vocal and determined resistance from the former ruling party.