In mid-March, a pro-Russian bot network began pushing a false and incendiary claim.  A slickly produced video, circulated on X and falsely attributed to a Moldovan media outlet, alleged that Hungarians were being urged “to take up arms, resist the authorities and kill Viktor Orbán.” The video is part of a highly targeted and unusually inflammatory Kremlin-linked campaign ahead of next month’s Hungarian election, according to findings shared with POLITICO by Antibot4Navalny — a group that tracks