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A major anti-corruption investigation in Hungary revealed hidden assets worth nearly 17 million euros, linked to former minister Miklós Seszták. Authorities confiscated approximately 19.5 million dollars in cash, found buried in forests and hidden in buildings. The investigation targets Seszták for alleged bribery related to overpriced bus purchases during his tenure from 2014 to 2018. Prime Minister Péter Magyar accused Orbán's administration of corruption and shared images of the cash recovery operation. This investigation is part of broader efforts to address corruption from Orbán's 16-year rule, with several former officials now under scrutiny.