A Reuters article reports Hungarian authorities recovered nearly $20 million in cash, some buried in forests or hidden in farm buildings and warehouses, in a bribery investigation into Miklós Seszták, a development minister under Viktor Orbán who denies wrongdoing. The probe is part of Prime Minister Péter Magyar's anti-graft clampdown "Operation Purgatory" after his April election win; Seszták's lawyer says the cash was not his, and Christian Democrat leader Bence Rétvári says Seszták should give up his seat while clearing his name.