Orban accuses the Ukrainian secret services of infiltration in Hungary

In a recent radio intervention, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Ukrainian intelligence services not only monitor Hungary but have also penetrated the country through the pro-Ukrainian Tisza party, providing technological support to help them gain power. His statements were likely influenced by an article mentioning an application developed by a Ukrainian company for Tisza, which resulted in the data of 18,000 users being leaked. The Tisza party claimed that the application was created by Hungarian specialists and that they were unaware of the source of the data. Orban also recently criticized the tactics of Ukrainian President Zelensky, stating that Hungarians do not wish to share the fate of Ukrainians.