Ukraine's Oschadbank said its employees had been engaged in a routine operation of the kind that it had carried out weekly sincedddd Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Prime Minister Peter Magyar, overwhelming winner of April's election, said the prosecutor general "must address the matter without delay".
Orban had made scepticism towards support for Ukraine in its war with Russia a central plank of his campaign, and vetoed new European Union sanctions on Moscow as well as a loan for Kyiv.
Hungary returned the cash and gold to Ukraine days before Magyar's inauguration.
-Reuters
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