Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has announced a sweeping operation, dubbed “Purifying Fire,” aimed at addressing alleged corruption and abuse of power within the government of his predecessor, Viktor Orbán. Magyar stated the initiative intends to hold those responsible for plundering the country and endangering citizens accountable. He emphasized the need for decisive and stringent action across all sectors. The announcement signals a potential major shift in Hungarian politics, with Magyar promising a thorough investigation and prosecution of wrongdoing. Details regarding the scope and specific targets of the operation remain limited, but the rhetoric suggests a comprehensive effort to dismantle a perceived “political and economic mafia.” This move represents a significant challenge to the legacy of Orbán’s long-term rule and its associated networks. The operation’s success will likely depend on Magyar’s ability to navigate potential resistance and maintain public support.