Undeclared Orbán castle found in Hungary

Undeclared Orbán castle found in Hungary
Undeclared Orbán castle found in Hungary

Undeclared Orbán castle registered in his father's name found in Hungary

According to the publication "Ugorska Pravda", an undeclared castle belonging to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was discovered, which is officially registered in the name of his father.

Major real estate investments

The castle was purchased by Orbán for 15 million euros, and a further 30 million euros was spent on its renovation. This raises questions about the origin of such significant funds.

According to Orbán's official declaration, he and his wife hold a total of 14,000 euros in their bank accounts, and he owns only two houses. These figures contradict the Prime Minister's actual assets, raising doubts among the public.

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