Hungarian Intelligence Service Thwarts Attack on PM Viktor Orban
The plot aimed to kill Orban before his flight to Moscow last July 5 by blowing up his car on the way to the airport.
Hungarian intelligence services prevented an assassination attempt against Prime Minister Viktor Orban, which was planned from Ukraine, according to a report by the Hungarian publication Demokrata.net.
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The explosives were intended to be activated by a remote-release system. According to the terrorists, the Prime Minister’s car was to be blown up early in the morning on its way to the airport.
According to the news, the terrorist attack may have been supervised by representatives of Ukrainian intelligence.
The journalists publish a conversation intercepted by the Hungarian intelligence services, in which two people (who speak Ukrainian) mention the alleged attack.
The media team has an extract from a conversation between the author and the alleged Ukrainian who ordered the attack.
The probable perpetrator is a Ukrainian refugee from Ternopil who has been living in Hungary for two years.
According to the source, after the failed assassination attempt, a direct telephone conversation took place between the Hungarian and Ukrainian secret services, during which the Ukrainian side categorically rejected all the accusations made against them.