Orbán says police raided Fidesz headquarters, confiscated servers

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that police raided his party's headquarters and confiscated servers.

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Wednesday that police raided his party's headquarters and confiscated servers. The statement is the latest development in the controversy surrounding the Fidesz party. The Zioneer reported on July 21 that Fidesz said prosecutors were seeking to seize materials and devices after a raid on its headquarters. Orbán's comments add his perspective on the raid.

3 developments

1. 2 hours ago · 12:04 · 22 JulLatest

   Viktor Orbán confirms police confiscated servers during the headquarters raid.

2. 15:54 · 21 Jul

   Prosecutors seeking to confiscate materials and devices from Fidesz headquarters.

3. 14:37 · 21 Jul

   Hungarian opposition party Fidesz says prosecutors raided headquarters, seek to seize media assets

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