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Hungarian authorities seized $19.5 million in cash hidden in various locations during an anti-corruption investigation involving former minister Miklós Seszták. The funds were discovered in forests, agricultural buildings, and residential properties. Seszták is accused of bribery related to overpriced bus purchases for a state transport company. This investigation is part of broader anti-corruption efforts following a political shift in Hungary. Prime Minister Péter Magyar praised the operation, signaling a crackdown on the previous ruling coalition. The seized money has been transferred to the Hungarian State Treasury for verification.