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This post from March 28, 2026, conveys "Sok szerencsét!" (Hungarian for "Good luck!") to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, likely referencing his intensifying pre-election battles against EU sanctions and pro-Ukraine opposition ahead of Hungary's April vote.

The attached image overlays Orbán speaking at a rally with panoramic views of Budapest's Parliament and Danube River, evoking nationalistic pride amid his pro-Russia stances that have strained EU relations.

The linked Google site advocates "MEGA" (Make Europe Great Again), echoing Trump's MAGA slogan through anti-EU videos, like a 2018 flag-burning incident, and support for far-right leaders including Orbán and a barred Marine Le Pen.

The X post by Nikola Rikanović features a video where an individual burns the European Union flag, symbolizing a strong anti-EU sentiment, which aligns with the context of far-right movements in Europe, such as the Hungarian presidency's controversial "Make Europe Great Again" slogan, reminiscent of similar nationalist rhetoric.

The act of burning the EU flag is part of a broader pattern of anti-EU demonstrations, as seen in historical events like the 2015 Warsaw nationalist demo where the EU flag was also burned, reflecting ongoing tensions and resistance to EU policies and integration.

“In everything we do, my administration will be inspired by a strong pursuit of excellence and unrelenting success. We will not forget our country, we will not forget our Constitution, and we will not forget our God.”

President Donald J. Trump – January 20, 2025

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The post by Nikola Rikanović features a video where a man, identified as Grzegorz Braun, a Polish far-right politician, attempts to burn an EU flag inside the Polish parliament, an act that symbolizes his opposition to the European Union and aligns with his nationalist and Eurosceptic views. This incident occurred in December 2018, highlighting tensions within Poland regarding EU membership and sovereignty.

The video is juxtaposed with images of Donald Trump wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat and a "Free Marine Le Pen" campaign, suggesting a thematic connection between far-right movements in different countries. Marine Le Pen, a French far-right leader, was convicted and barred from running in the 2027 presidential election, a development Trump commented on, indicating solidarity with far-right figures facing legal challenges.

The post's caption "MEGA - MAKE EUROPE GREAT AGAIN" reflects a broader trend of far-right rhetoric aiming to challenge the EU's influence, drawing parallels to Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan. This rhetoric has been part of a larger political landscape where leaders like Viktor Orbán of Hungary have also used similar slogans, contributing to a narrative of nationalistic resurgence against supranational entities.

Nikola RIKANOVIĆ (@RikanovicNikola) / X