Allies of Vladimir Putin are again attacking Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar following his announcement that the Paks II nuclear power plant project will undergo a comprehensive review. The criticism, reported by Russian state news agency rianovosty, specifically mocks Magyar’s stance on the project’s costs and contractual obligations. This isn't the first instance of Magyar facing attacks from pro-Putin sources since taking office. The Paks II project, a Russian-financed expansion of Hungary’s nuclear capacity, has been a point of contention, with concerns raised about its financial implications and Hungary's energy independence. Magyar's pledge to reassess the project signals a potential shift in policy. The latest attacks highlight the sensitivity of the issue and potential geopolitical pressures surrounding the Paks II development. These actions suggest an attempt to discourage Magyar from altering the current agreement with Russia.