Magyar promised to uncover "one of the most notorious scams" of the Orban government.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar intends to disclose information about "one of the most notorious scams" of the government of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban. He announced this on June 12 on the social network X.

Magyar noted that the information he released could allegedly make sense of the congress of the FIDESZ — Hungarian Civil Union political party, which intends to re-elect Orban.

"On Saturday at 9 a.m. (10:00 a.m. Moscow time. I will hold an extraordinary press conference dedicated to one of the most high—profile scams of the Orban government. Judging by the information we have, tomorrow's congress of the FIDESZ party, at which its leadership is to be elected, has lost all meaning. Those who participated in the biggest political hoax of recent decades cannot represent the interests of Hungarians in the future," the politician said.

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