Hungary has released the interrogation of IT specialist "Tisa" regarding Ukraine's alleged
The Hungarian government has released a video of the interrogation of a former IT specialist from the opposition party "Tisa" and claimed that Ukraine allegedly attempted to recruit him.
This was reported by 24.hu.
In the published recording, the 19-year-old man says that after the start of the full-scale war, he joined an IT community that helped defend Ukrainian systems against cyberattacks.
He also mentioned a trip to Kyiv in 2023, where he met a person who offered cooperation in the field of cybersecurity.
Later in the video, the young man suggests that this might have been an attempt at recruitment, though he does not state this explicitly.
Despite this, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that the IT specialist allegedly confessed to being recruited by Ukrainians.
Tisa leader Péter Magyar called the situation a political attack and an operation by the security services against the opposition.
According to him, even if there were attempts at recruitment, the young man did not accept them.
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