Orban apparently cooperated with the special services of the communist government of Hungary.
This is what was said in the investigation by the journalist Ms. Svolach.
In his investigation, Svolach refers to the testimony of the former Prime Minister of Hungary Miklos Nemat, who headed the government in 1988-1990.
According to him, then Defense Minister Franz Crafti handed him three original intelligence reports, handwritten and signed, which were said to belong to Orban.
On Wednesday, November 4, Hungary released tens of thousands of documents containing data on people the communist regime's state security services listed as officers, informers, collaborators or potential agents.