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Áron Orbán Was Taken to Court on a Lead Pole

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Today, the court will decide on the arrest of Áron Orbán, the younger brother of the former prime minister, and his associates in the case of the visa business, in which more than a hundred Vietnamese citizens are suspected of helping them illegally enter Western Europe. The suspects, suspected of human trafficking and influence peddling, were led to trial, Telex reported.

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A decision will be made today on the arrest of Áron Orbán - the former prime minister's younger brother appeared in court.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Today, the court will decide on the arrest of Áron Orbán, the younger brother of the former prime minister, and his associates in the case of the visa business, in which more than a hundred Vietnamese citizens are suspected of helping them illegally enter Western Europe. The suspects, suspected of human trafficking and influence peddling, were led to trial, Telex reported.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The former prime minister's younger brother was taken to the Buda Central District Court after the NNI initiated his arrest on Monday.

·Hungary
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The investigating judge will decide on the arrest of Orbán and his associates, who are suspected of human trafficking, at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.

Today, the Buda Central District Court will decide on the arrest of Áron Orbán and his associates, the brother of the former prime minister was taken into the building on a leadership post. Previously, the authorities acted in the same way in the case of Balázs Hankó, Veronika Varga-Bajusz and Miklós Sesztó.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar reacted immediately after Áron Orbán was taken to court on a lead pole - The Prime Minister also sent a message in German and spoke about untouchability.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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