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Hungarian Official Said Orbán Was Behind Detention of Ukrainian Cash Couriers, Prosecutor's Memo Shows

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A Hungarian security official said former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was the person behind the detention of seven Ukrainian state bank employees transporting tens of millions of dollars and euros through Hungary, according to a prosecutor's memo obt...

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According to Fidesz's response, the Ukrainian mafia transported its money through Hungary unscrupulously and in huge quantities. However, the shipments were actually secured with weapons by Sándor Pintér's police officers, under contract.

·Hungary
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The law firm representing the Ukrainians found a memo pointing to this among the additional documentation received from the Budapest Investigative Prosecutor's Office.

Pál Fürcht, the former head of the Central Investigation Prosecutor's Office, has revealed new details about the so-called gold convoy case in an open letter. According to the former prosecutor, according to the investigation's current status, Viktor Orbán personally ordered the secret service to arrest the Ukrainian money transporters.

Let the other side be heard, writes the former prosecutor general who resigned over the gold convoy case.

·Hungary
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Hungarian officials understood the words of the ex-head of the anti-terrorist center as a hint of Viktor Orban's decision

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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telex.hu broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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