Hungarian authorities seized nearly €20 million in cash buried in forests, hidden in warehouses and homes, and stored in a safe during a bribery investigation into former minister Miklós Seszták, who worked under Viktor Orbán, is in pre-trial detention and denies wrongdoing. The anti-corruption office says the haul spans more than 5 billion forints plus euros across four counties, while Peter Magyar called it "the end for the Fidesz-KDNP mafia," Viktor Orbán dismissed his brother Aron's detention as a "political witch-hunt," and Donald Tusk wrote wryly that he was "impressed as never before."