A member of the Parliament's National Security Committee also told Telex that it is not yet clear exactly on what grounds the authorities were acting in the case of the Ukrainian money transport.

Andrii Syibiha spoke about state racketeering and state terrorism in relation to the seized Ukrainian assets the Hungarian authorities are still holding on to.

In his response to Péter Magyar's letter, the Russian ambassador said that "unlike Brussels, Russia respects Hungary's sovereignty and does not interfere in its internal affairs."

Researchers at the University of Pécs examined the motivations and backgrounds of Germans moving to Swabian villages in Hungary. They told Telex about their most interesting findings.

According to Ukraine's Oschadbank, the Hungarian authorities seized the cash and gold illegally.

Oschadbank is also taking legal action on the matter, as well as because seven of its employees did not receive any legal and consular protection during their detention, which lasted more than a day.

Their lawyer said that they were not charged with anything, and the seized money has not yet been returned to Ukraine.

The European Commission is "in active discussions with all sides".

Andrii Sybiha said that "everyone who is responsible for taking and holding our citizens hostage will be held accountable".