Hungary's opposition Fidesz party, led by former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, said Tuesday that prosecutors who raided its headquarters are seeking to confiscate materials and devices, according to the party's announcement.
The opposition Fidesz party, led by Viktor Orbán, announced Tuesday afternoon that prosecutors who raided its headquarters are seeking to seize materials and devices. The announcement follows the party's earlier confirmation of the raid, which The Zioneer reported at 14:37. The new statement provides additional detail on the scope of the seizure demand, which the party described as covering 'materials and devices' without further specification.
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