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Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure

Anita Orbán said that hey discovered serious discrepancies during the ongoing audit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure

Anita Orbán said that hey discovered serious discrepancies during the ongoing audit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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Hungary files criminal complaint over $965M COVID-19 deal, citing possible fraud

Hungary's foreign ministry has filed a criminal complaint over possible fraud related to the previous government's purchase of ventilators during the COVID-19 pandemic

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martedì 25 agosto 2026·telex.hu
Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure
Anita Orbán said that hey discovered serious discrepancies during the ongoing audit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure

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Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure

Hungary files criminal complaint over $965M COVID-19 deal, citing possible fraud

Timeline cronologica

Orbán Anita feljelentést tett a Szijjártó Péter idején kötött Covid-beszerzések miatt

Hungarian FM files complaint about COVID-19 procurement contracts under Szijjártó’s tenure

Hungary files a criminal complaint over $965M COVID-19 ventilator deal, citing possible fraud

Hungary files criminal complaint over $965M COVID-19 deal, citing possible fraud

Hungary files a criminal complaint over $965M COVID-19 ventilator deal, citing possible fraud