Istraga protiv Orbanovog ministra, zaplijenjeno 16 miliona evra skrivenog novca

Glas Srpske 13.11.2026 23:45

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BUDIMPEŠTA - Mađarske vlasti zaplijenile su više od šest milijardi forinti u gotovini, kao i milione evra i dolara, tokom istrage protiv bivšeg ministra nacionalnog razvoja Mikloša Šeštaka, saopštio je mađarski premijer Peter Mađar.

Novac je pronađen tokom dvodnevne akcije, 12. i 13. novembra, na više lokacija, uključujući Budimpeštu i tri mađarske županije. Gotovina je bila zakopana u šumama, sakrivena u poljoprivrednim i skladišnim objektima i stambenom objektu, kao i u sefu na skrivenoj lokaciji.

Prema podacima Nacionalne kancelarije za povrat i zaštitu imovine, zaplijenjeno je 5,07 milijardi forinti, 2,65 miliona evra i 1,25 miliona američkih dolara.

Zaplijenjeni novac položen je u mađarski državni trezor.

This officially marks the end of the Fidesz-KDNP mafia! More than 6 billion forints’ worth of cash, buried or otherwise concealed, was found and seized yesterday and today by the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH) as part of the criminal investigation into Miklós Seszták, a former minister in @PM_ViktorOrban's government. Here is the full statement of the NVVH: "On 12 and 13 November 2026, the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office carried out coordinated investigative operations at several locations across the country, including Budapest and Pest, Békés and Nógrád counties, as part of the criminal proceedings against Dr Miklós Seszták, former Minister of National Development. During the searches, investigators found large quantities of cash buried in forests, hidden in agricultural and warehouse buildings and in a residential property, as well as stored in a high-value safe at a hidden location. The total amount of cash recovered during the two-day operation was 5,071,632,000 forints, 2,658,350 euros and 1,257,100 US dollars. The cash was deposited with the Hungarian State Treasury by NVVH personnel today. The NVVH would like to thank the officers of the Criminal Technical Department of the National Bureau of Investigation and the Rapid Response Police for their assistance during the investigative operations, as well as the National Tax and Customs Administration and the Hungarian State Treasury for their cooperation."
— Magyar Péter (Ne féljetek) (@magyarpeterMP) November 13, 2026