The Hungarian Anti-Corruption Agency detained four people, including Viktor Orban's brother.
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The Hungarian Anti-Corruption Agency and the police carried out an operation on suspicion of human trafficking.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced that the brother of former prime minister Viktor Orban, who ruled Hungary for 19 years, was detained within the scope of a human trafficking investigation.
The statement came after the Hungarian Anti-Corruption Agency announced that it, together with the police, detained four people and carried out searches at various addresses in Budapest and the Pest region.
Magyar said, "Three of Orban's former ministers are currently detained," and announced that the former prime minister's brother, 49-year-old businessman Aron Orban, was also detained.
Viktor Orban described his brother's detention as "political revenge" in his post on Facebook.
The former prime minister said, "The purpose of this dirty game is to eliminate the political rival and establish a one-party system. The main target is me; my little brother is just a tool."
It was stated that the four people detained were suspected of helping Vietnamese citizens reach Western Europe throughout 2024. According to the authorities, the suspects were demanding money under the name of "recruitment fee" from people applying for visas at the Hungarian foreign missions in Vietnam and sharing this money among themselves.
Two former ministers who served in Orban's government and former central bank governor Gyorgy Matolcsy are currently detained as part of separate investigations on corruption charges.

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