Hungarian anti‑graft squad uncovers $30 million in forest, eight‑hour count confirms haul

Hungarian authorities discovered roughly $30 million in cash, some of it buried in forest, as part of an anti‑graft probe launched by the country’s new government.

Officials said the counting process took about eight hours, underscoring the sheer volume of the hidden cash.

The find highlights the breadth of the current anti‑bribery drive, though investigators have not disclosed the source of the money.