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Prosecutors Name Fidesz Security Chief Janos Hajdu Suspect

By Drooid · Oct 13, 2026, 3:18 PM UTC · How we work

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Prosecutors named former counter-terrorism chief Janos Hajdu, now Fidesz security chief, as a suspect in the detention case.
Viktor Orban denied ordering the seizure of Ukrainian vehicles carrying $82 million in cash and gold.
Seven Ukrainian nationals were detained in March on money-laundering suspicion.
Oschadbank said the cash and gold were routinely transferred from Austria to Ukraine weekly since Russia’s 2022 invasion.

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Prosecutors named former counter-terrorism chief Janos Hajdu, now Fidesz security chief, as a suspect in the detention case.
Viktor Orban denied ordering the seizure of Ukrainian vehicles carrying $82 million in cash and gold.
Seven Ukrainian nationals were detained in March on money-laundering suspicion.
Oschadbank said the cash and gold were routinely transferred from Austria to Ukraine weekly since Russia’s 2022 invasion.