NOS Nieuwsvandaag reports that Hungarian authorities recovered over 18 million euros in cash — buried in forests, hidden on farms and in warehouses — in an anti-corruption investigation into a minister from Viktor Orbán's previous government, depositing it back into the state treasury. After Orbán, in power sixteen years, lost April's elections to Péter Magyar, who promised an investigation dubbed Operation Purgatory, several of Orbán's era's leading figures have been arrested, including his brother on suspicion of human trafficking.