Ukraine gets back seized money from Hungary

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Hungary has returned seized cash worth millions of dollars.
In early March, Hungarian security forces stopped a routine money transport between Austria and Ukraine, seizing $40 million, €35 million in cash, and 9 kg of gold.
Hungarian authorities suspected money laundering but provided no evidence.
Seven Ukrainian escorts were detained but later released.
The seizure was linked to tense relations between Kyiv and Budapest under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, including disputes over Russian oil and a blocked EU loan to Ukraine.