The brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been detained on suspicion of human trafficking
Police in Budapest and two towns in Pest County have detained several individuals, including Áron Orbán, the brother of Viktor Orbán. The arrests are related to suspicions of human trafficking and illegal immigrant smuggling. National offices are continuing investigations and conducting searches of the residences of those involved.
- Police stated several people were taken into custody in Budapest and two towns in Pest County.
- Áron Orbán was detained in Hungary regarding alleged illegal immigrant trafficking.
- The National Property Recovery Office conducted investigative actions on Monday morning regarding a case involving Áron Orbán.
- National offices are continuing investigations into the matter.
- Police are conducting searches in the residences of the investigated individuals.
- Viktor Orban claimed the action against his brother was a personal attack.
- Áron Orbán's company enrolled about fifty Vietnamese citizens in a first aid course.
- A Vietnamese interpreter living in Budapest gave a statement to the National Bureau of Investigation.
- Three former ministers of Orbán were detained for alleged public fund misuse and corruption.
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