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German Chancellor Mertz congratulated Hungarian opposition leader Maudjour on his victory in the Hungarian election and looked forward to cooperation between the two sides to build a strong and secure Europe.

European Commission President von der Leyen: The heart of Europe beats even more powerfully in Hungary tonight.

British Government: Prime Minister Starmer had a phone call with French President Macron; the Prime Minister emphasized the need to reach a lasting ceasefire; leaders of both sides agreed that any ceasefire must include Lebanon; the Strait of Hormuz is of strategic importance to global trade and energy supply.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban: The election results are clear, and it is painful for us. I have congratulated the winning party.

Hungarian opposition leader Mauzyar: Hungarian Prime Minister Orban has called us to congratulate us on our victory in the election.

Hungary’s National Electoral Commission: According to partial vote counts, Hungary’s Tisza party is expected to win a two-thirds majority in parliament.

Hungarian National Election Commission: According to the preliminary vote count with 45.7% of the votes counted, the Hungarian Tisza Party is expected to win 135 seats out of 199 seats.

Market news: Based on 14.7% of the votes counted, Hungary’s Tisza Party is expected to win 125 seats in the 199-seat parliament.

According to Iranian state media: Iran’s chief negotiator Qalibaf told U.S. President Trump: “If you provoke, we will fight; if you treat us reasonably, we will treat you reasonably.”

According to Iranian state media: Iran's chief negotiator Qalibaf said on US President Trump's new threats that such threats have no effect on the Iranian nation.

According to Iranian media, two American ships attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz today.

Turkish Foreign Ministry sources said that Turkish Foreign Minister Fedan discussed matters related to ceasefire negotiations in a phone call with US and Pakistani officials involved in the negotiations.

Hungarian opposition leader Maudjour Peter: We are optimistic about the election results.

Hungarian opposition leader Maudjour Peter: Hungarians have made history again. Turnout showed that more than six million Hungarians voted. The record turnout shows that Hungarians believe this is an important election.

The Hungarian Prime Minister's Chief of Staff expressed confidence that Fidesz will occupy a majority of seats.

The Hungarian prime minister’s chief of staff said the high turnout was the result of Fidesz’s mobilization.

The median result of a poll conducted days before the Hungarian election showed that the Tisza party is expected to win 135 of the 199 seats in the parliament, with a support rate of 57%, higher than the Fidesz party led by Hungarian Prime Minister Orban.

British government spokesman: We are working with France and other partners to form a broad coalition to protect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

British Government Spokesperson: No fees will be charged for passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

British government spokesman: We support freedom of navigation and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as quickly as possible.