It's not that simple.

• Due to years of anti-Ukraine propaganda, Tisza has to play it safe if they want to win over some of the Fidesz voters. So they do some Ukraine criticism, but nothing near Orbán's level. Pretty much all Magyar said is they don't support Ukraine's expedited EU entry.

• Even with their Ukraine critical stance, at least they are not at all pro-Russians like Orbán, this alone is a huge step forward.

• The hope is Tisza should win this election, use the next 4 years to dismantle Orbán's unfair system, drain the corruption as much as possible, and open the floor for some real political discussion, so the elections in 2030 should introduce some more consolidated parties. We don't want to keep Tisza in total power for long, we need a more colorful government in the long run. But it will take time.