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Gold Convoy Case Against Ukraine: New Document Links Viktor Orbán to Decision Behind

A newly surfaced prosecution document claims former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was personally behind the so-called “gold convoy” case. Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/gold-convoy-case-document-viktor-orban/

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"Everyone knows that the arrest was made based on the decision of a person who cannot be implicated in the case," the prosecutor's note states.

·Hungary
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New investigative documents have emerged in the Ukrainian "gold convoy" case, confirming that former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán himself may have ordered the seizure of the 27 billion forints of assets in the spring. A newly published prosecutor's note reveals that the investigation leads to high-ranking secret service leaders and the brother of Zoltán Szathmáry, a candidate for the post of Chief Prosecutor, which has also brought to light serio…

·Budapest, Hungary
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According to a statement from the law firm representing Ukrainians, Zoltán Szathmáry's brother, who is nominated as the chief prosecutor, also knew that Viktor Orbán had ordered the raid.

Investigating this issue is futile, as everyone knows that the arrest was made based on the decision of a person who cannot be implicated in the case, said János Hajdu.

A new, previously unknown prosecutor's note has emerged in the gold convoy case, which suggests that Viktor Orbán is behind the events. The document reports a statement by János Hajdu, the former head of TEK, that the arrest was based on the decision of a person "who cannot be implicated in the case." According to the note, Hajdu was clearly referring to the former prime minister.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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