Orbán’s Brother Allegedly Asked Austrian Contact if He Could Stop Another Ukrainian Cash Shipment
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Orbán’s brother allegedly asked Austrian contact if he could stop another Ukrainian cash shipment
A newly published 444.hu investigation says Áron Orbán contacted a former acquaintance in Graz weeks before Hungary’s 2026 election, asking whether an incoming Ukrainian shipment could be “caught” in Austria. Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/orbans-brother-austria-ukrainian-cash/
According to an exchange of messages, Áron Orbán claimed to have detailed information about the shipment.
Áron Orbán may have tried to get a businessman living in Graz to intercept a Ukrainian money shipment in Austria, writes 444. The exchange of messages described by the newspaper allegedly took place at the end of March, after the gold convoy affair in Hungary.
The prime minister's younger brother approached a Hungarian businessman-politician acquaintance living in Graz with the request two weeks before the elections. The man, who had not spoken to Áron Orbán for years at the time, denied it and then reported it to the Austrian services and his party, the People's Party, which had once nominated him in the local elections there.
Áron Orbán, brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, tried to get help in Austria to stop a shipment of money and gold destined for Ukraine. According to an investigation published by 444.hu, a few weeks before the parliamentary elections in Hungary, he contacted a Hungarian businessman established in Graz and asked him whether he could [...]
A few weeks before the parliamentary elections in Hungary, the younger brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán tried to get help in Austria to stop a shipment of cash and gold destined for Ukraine.
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