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(Reuters) BUDAPEST/KYIV- Hungary said on Friday it had detained seven Ukrainians carrying around $82 million in cash and gold on suspicion of money laundering, as Kyiv accused Budapest of taking bank employees hostage amid a dispute over oil shipments.
The Hungarian Tax Authority's decision to have counter-terrorism forces swoop on two Ukrainian armoured vehicles transporting cash to Ukraine marks a dramatic escalation of tensions that have already resulted in Budapest blocking tens of billions of euros in European Union aid for Kyiv. -- More...
???? BREAKING: Hungary Exposes Massive Ukrainian Money-Laundering Network
— Jim Ferguson (@JimFergusonUK) March 7, 2026
Hungarian authorities say they have uncovered a major financial smuggling operation linked to Ukraine, involving huge amounts of cash and gold moving across Europe.
Seven Ukrainian nationals — including a… pic.twitter.com/UthPkBUTUZ
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