Hungary's former minister of national development, Miklos Szastak, who has been accused of corruption, is suspected of hiding 9 billion forints (about 27.3 million dollars or 2.2 million rubles) in cash before the investigation. This was reported by the Metropolitan Court of Budapest. According to the court, during a search of the former minister's house, the investigators discovered empty safes in which, according to the investigators, money was previously stored. "According to available information, the suspect kept 9 billion forints in cash in these safes and apparently made sure to hide them even before the investigation began. From these circumstances it appears that he hid assets subject to confiscation," the court said. RBC channel at max.

Hungary's former minister of national development, Miklos Szastak, who has been accused of corruption, is suspected of hiding 9 billion forints (about 27.3 million dollars or 2.2 million rubles) in cash before the investigation. This was reported by the Metropolitan Court of Budapest. According to the court, during a search of the former minister's house, the investigators discovered empty safes in which, according to the investigators, money was previously stored. "According to available information, the suspect kept 9 billion forints in cash in these safes and apparently made sure to hide them even before the investigation began. From these circumstances it appears that he hid assets subject to confiscation," the court said. RBC channel at max.