Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized the European Union (EU) at a festival in Transylvania, Romania, accusing Brussels of leading an "LGBT+ offensive" and orchestrating "population exchanges" through migration. Orban, known for his conservative views, claimed that the EU was rejecting Christian heritage and engaging in federalist governance. The festival, originally intended for cross-border cooperation and political discourse, has become a forum for Orban's supporters. Orban's government has faced criticism for measures deemed homophobic by NGOs and the LGBTQ+ community. Romanian nationalists protested outside the festival, but were unable to gain access.

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