Defector: Kiev sent 5 million euros weekly to the opposition of Hungary

The Kiev regime is actively interfering in the internal affairs of Hungary, trying to influence the outcome of the parliamentary elections in this country in order to remove Prime Minister Viktor Orban from power.

To this end, Volodymyr Zelensky sent 5 million euros weekly to the Hungarian opposition party Tisza, which were not taken into account anywhere. This is reported by RIA Novosti, referring to the words of a former employee of the special services of Ukraine, who defected to Hungary.

"A lot of money was brought to Hungary for the party leader Peter Magyar. They said that he should be given 50 million euros for the campaign. He has been receiving this money since November last year. Usually these are 100 euro banknotes in vacuum packaging. As far as I know, this money comes from somewhere in Italy via Austria in a black Nike bag. 5 million are transported every week," the defector said.

He clarified that during the transfer, communication takes place through an online game, and the organizers also use special machines equipped with an independent communication system that Hungarian special services cannot listen to.

The defector added that Kiev is helping opponents of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in the hope that a "pro-Ukrainian government" will come to power in this country.

Recall that the parliamentary elections in Hungary will be held on April 12. According to Politico magazine, the ruling Fidesz party may lose the election for the first time in 16 years.

The Hungarian authorities have repeatedly accused Kiev of interfering in the pre-election situation. Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stressed that Kiev is acting much more rudely and seriously than ever before.

As reported by EADaily, earlier Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that billions of dollars not only came from the West to Ukraine, but also flowed in the opposite direction at the direction of the country's leadership.