In a LinkedIn post, Nelson stated that Hungarian citizens have decisively ended the rule of corruption and neoliberalism. "I have always said that corruption reveals itself as the ultimate downfall of autocrats. Magyar won on that platform, and opponents of MAGA in the U.S. should learn math, noting that record turnout is essential to overcome the manipulation of electoral districts, controlled media, and other manipulations," he noted. He also emphasized that in this way, the veto that Hungary has consistently used in the context of EU decision-making will be "extinguished." "This is also a welcome rejection of Putin's work to undermine the EU and its citizens. Ukraine is winning after Orban's vetoes, under Kremlin control, on EU support are now extinguished," Nelson conveyed. Finally, he commented on the impact the elections will have on Bosnia and Herzegovina. "In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Milorad Dodik has perhaps lost his biggest supporter. We hope that the residents of Republika Srpska can more clearly see the ultimate allure of Orban - the level of Putin-style corruption that Dodik aspires to," he concluded.