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The Former PM Strikes Back: 'The Bullet Won't Get Me'

Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called the corruption allegations against the previous government lies in an interview given to Ultrahang Plusz on Thursday evening. The former prime minister also said he is one hundred percent certain of his brother's innocence.

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The Fidesz president reacted to the current political situation.

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Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that he is "one hundred percent sure" of the innocence of his younger brother Aron Orbán, who was recently arrested and detained on suspicion of participating in people smuggling, judging that it was a political showdown.

Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called the corruption allegations against the previous government lies in an interview with Ultrahang Plusz on Thursday evening. The post Viktor Orbán made a surprising claim about the audits of his former ministers first appeared on Most Hír.

Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is 100% certain of the innocence of his younger brother, Áron Orbán, and considers the proceedings against former government figures to be a political showdown. In an interview with Ultrahang Plusz, the Fidesz leader also spoke about the election defeat, the Tisza government's economic policy and corruption cases. He stated that he is not afraid of his own arrest.

There is nothing wrong with official inspections, but an arbitrary, politically motivated, theatrical legal action is taking place, which is not accountability, but a showdown, he stated in a recent interview about the arrest of the former prime minister's younger brother, Áron Orbán, and his former ministers. He also said that his family is proud of him, he has given no reason to be otherwise, and that those hunting him are not catching up beca…

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Origo broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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