Hungarian authorities seized nearly $20 million in cash during the bribery investigation of Miklos Sestak, the country's former development minister in Viktor Orban's government. Part of this money was buried in forests and another part was hidden in agricultural buildings and warehouses. Sestek denied any wrongdoing and his lawyer said the seized money did not belong to his client. The findings are part of an anti-corruption campaign led by Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar to investigate allegations of corruption during Orban's 16-year rule.

Hungarian authorities seized nearly $20 million in cash during the bribery investigation of Miklos Sestak, the country's former development minister in Viktor Orban's government. Part of this money was buried in forests and another part was hidden in agricultural buildings and warehouses. Sestek denied any wrongdoing and his lawyer said the seized money did not belong to his client. The findings are part of an anti-corruption campaign led by Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar to investigate allegations of corruption during Orban's 16-year rule.