Spy war: Fidesz names expelled Ukrainian spies - DailyNewsHungary

Juroj Kenicsi and Dmitro Kisfalusi were the two Ukrainians expelled by Hungary. Máté Kocsis, the leader of the Fidesz faction, also named Serhij Alexandrov as a third person at a press conference following the meeting of the National Security Committee of the Parliament on Wednesday. The Fidesz faction leader said that following the expulsions, Hungarian services have intensified their reconnaissance activities.

Orbán's party claims that the Hungarian opposition party, Tisza, which is now the strongest in the polls, is linked to the Ukrainians and has jointly launched an intelligence attack against Hungary. They have not provided any evidence, however. Tensions between the two countries are escalating.

Viktor Orbán spoke again.

The spies were allegedly collecting information about the movement of the army for the Hungarian secret service.

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Orbán: Hungarian opposition party played an active role in Ukrainian secret services' operation

The prime minister said the Hungarian services were prepared to see further operations by secret services until the referendum was closed.