Problem is that Z280 is by far most common type of R1a is all southern slavic countries (except Bulgaria), and we don't have any known Turkic connections.
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The Turks where nowhere when the proto-Magyars existed in the Western Siberian steppe (Cherkaskul culture). They were Aryan-Ugric admixture between the frames of the post-Andronovan world. The early medieval Magyars admixed with Turks from the West Old Turkic speakers.
Svaanik Kumar explain South Slavic & Sanskrit similarities, and please also note that Old-Avestan is also closer to South Slavic than to R1ethelite languages
https://youtu.be/ptDVaVlw9m4
Wrong again. Some loanwords doesn't make a language turkic. Before the language reforms of Kazinczy and his later followers, Hungarians have much more Latin and Germanic words in the vocabulary than Turkic. In the Old pre-19th century Hungarian vocabulary The most common was finno-ugric (and still the majority of the word are finno ugric origin,) It was followed by Slav Latin and Germanic origin words, than it was followed by Iranian and Turkic origin words.
Hungarians simply have the least eastern (mongoloid ) markers in the general population in the former communist Eastern Block countries.