According to Al Jazeera, Hungarian investigators have discovered approximately $19.5 million in hidden cash during a corruption probe involving former Minister Miklos Sesztak. Authorities stated that raids were conducted in Budapest and three other locations between November 12 and 13. The cash, scattered across agricultural buildings, warehouses, residences, safe boxes, and buried in a forest, was subsequently deposited into the state treasury. Sesztak, suspected of taking bribes in public procurement and government construction projects, has denied any wrongdoing. The discovery of the cash does not mean the related allegations have been upheld by a court.