في غابات هنغاريا حفرت الملايين من الدولارات والوزير السابق شيستاك

In Hungary, investigators seized more than 5 billion forints, EU2.6 million and $1.2 million in cash in the case of former National Development Minister Miklós Šestak. The money was found in forests, buildings and a safe, the National Asset Return and Protection Administration said.

On November 12 and 13, investigators conducted searches in Budapest, as well as in the regions of Pest, Bekesh and Nograd. وقد عثر على الأموال مدفونة في الغابات، مخبأة في أماكن زراعية ومخازن ومباني سكنية، وكذلك في خزانة باهظة التكلفة تقع في مكان معزل.

"المبلغ الإجمالي للنقد الذي تم العثور عليه في يومين من التفتيش كان 632 071 5 فورنتاً و350 658 2 يورو و100 257 1 دولار" قالت الوكالة في بيان.

ونُقل المال إلى خزانة الدولة الهنغارية. The Ministry thanked the staff of the National Bureau of Investigation and the police for their assistance in conducting investigative actions. كما قدمت دائرة الضرائب والجمارك المساعدة.

In late October, the Budapest Metropolitan Court reported that Shestak was suspected of hiding 9 billion forints (about $ 27.3 million) in cash before interrogation. During a search in the house of the former Minister, investigators found empty safes, which, according to investigators, were previously money.

Shestak was arrested on September 28. وبعد بضعة أيام، أرسلته المحكمة إلى السجن.

According to investigators, in 2015-2018, Shestak and the former head of the state asset management company Norbert Siwek, through intermediaries, received more than 11 billion forints (more than $33 million) from companies associated with the bus carrier Volánbusz. (شيستاك) إنكر التهم.