Orbán alleges state seizure of Fidesz servers amid escalating Hungarian political tensions
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has accused the prosecutor's office of seizing party servers, framing the move as an assault on democratic norms. This development follows a series of constitutional changes and personnel removals, signaling a significant intensification of domestic political friction between the ruling party and state institutions.
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Hungarian Authorities Raid Fidesz Servers Amid Corruption Probe
Hungarian authorities have raided data centers and offices linked to the ruling Fidesz party, seizing servers and communication systems as part of an ongoing corruption probe into alleged misappropriation of cultural funding. While the raids are confirmed, the specific legal basis for all seizures and the full extent of data acquired remain unclear. Fidesz and Prime Minister Orbán allege political motivation and state interference.