Hungary probes human trafficking ring linked to PM Orbán's brother
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Hungary's anti-corruption office has detained Áron Orbán, brother of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, on suspicion of taking commissions from Vietnamese nationals in exchange for European entry visas. The case marks a rare high-level corruption probe under the new government, though details remain unconfirmed. It could signal a political shift or internal power play, with implications for Hungary's EU relations.
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Hungarian authorities have detained Áron Orbán, brother of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in a people-smuggling and visa-for-cash trafficking investigation led by the new anti-corruption body NVVH. Viktor Orbán claims the arrest is politically motivated targeting, escalating tensions between the government and the Orbán family network. The specific charges and full scope of the investigation remain partially unclear.
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