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According to Bence Tordai, the Police Have Ordered an Investigation Into the Paks 2 Case: "Orbán and His Family Face 5-10 Years in Prison"

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Former MP Bence Tordai wrote on his Facebook page on Thursday that the “police have ordered an investigation into Paks 2.” According to the politician’s post, the Anti-Corruption Crime Department of the National Investigation Bureau of the Emergency Police launched an investigation “due to well-founded suspicion of the crime of misappropriation causing a particularly significant financial disadvantage.”
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Former MP Bence Tordai wrote on his Facebook page on Thursday that the “police have ordered an investigation into Paks 2.” According to the politician’s post, the Anti-Corruption Crime Department of the National Investigation Bureau of the Emergency Police launched an investigation “due to well-founded suspicion of the crime of misappropriation causing a particularly significant financial disadvantage.”

An investigation has been ordered on suspicion of fraudulent management in the case of the 80 billion forint capital increase transferred to the Paks II project in December, Bence Tordai learned from the National Investigation Bureau of the Emergency Police.

The former member of parliament wrote in his post: The “Road to Prison” program can start with Orbán and Szijjártó. The post Bence Tordai: The police ordered an investigation into Paks 2 first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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"Orbán and his family face 5-10 years in prison" - the police are investigating the Paks 2 case on suspicion of mismanagement - The news was reported by Bence Tordai, who filed a complaint twice.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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