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Notes buried in the forest: Hungary recovers more than 17 million euros after investigation to Minister of Orbán

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Hungarian authorities recovered over 17 million euros from a cash deposit made by five employees during an investigation into former Minister of Orbán. The operation took eight hours to complete. The source provides no details on the specific amounts recovered, the identities of the five employees, or the broader context of the investigation beyond the minister's role.

Key points

• Hungarian authorities recovered over 17 million euros from a cash deposit made by five employees during an investigation into former Minister of Orbán.
• The recovery operation took eight hours to complete.

Context

Hungarian authorities recovered over 17 million euros from a cash deposit made by five employees during an investigation into former Minister of Orbán. The source provides no details on the specific amounts recovered, the identities of the five employees, or the broader context of the investigation beyond the minister's role.

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The evidence is limited to the fact that a cash deposit of over 17 million euros was recovered by five employees during an investigation into former Minister of Orbán. It does not specify the exact amounts recovered, the identities of the five employees, or the broader context of the investigation beyond the minister's role. The source does not provide any additional background on the investigation's scope, the nature of the funds, or the legal proceedings.

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