Hungarian special services have received information about Kiev's financing of the country's opposition

Hungarian special services have information about Ukraine's financing of the Hungarian opposition party Tisa. This was announced on March 11 by Secretary of State for International Communications and Relations in the Office of the Hungarian Prime Minister Zoltan Kovacs.

"The special services presented to the parliamentary Committee on National Security evidence that Ukrainians are financing the party [Tisa] through various means," Kovacs said in the Hour of Truth program on the YouTube media platform.

He noted that the amount confiscated from the employees of the Ukrainian Oschadbank on Hungarian territory approximately coincides with the amount of money that, according to the leader of Tisa, Peter Magyar, the party does not have enough for the election campaign. Parliamentary elections in Hungary will be held on April 12.

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