Orbán Blames Tisa and Ukrainians for Leak of 200,000 Hungarians’ Data, Orders Probe

Overview

• Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the published data were gathered by the opposition party Tisa and that Ukrainians were involved in handling the information.
• Orbán called the exposure a national‑security threat and directed an immediate investigation, according to a video released by government spokesman Zoltán Kovács.
• Tisa leader Péter Madjar said supporters’ personal details were stolen in a malicious cyberattack targeting the party’s app.
• AFP reported the database was briefly accessible online before being removed, and noted that Madjar accused the government without presenting evidence.
• Orbán’s statements drew on prior claims of foreign interference and followed his posting of an AI‑generated video that mocked President Volodymyr Zelensky with a so‑called spy app reference.