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    Zelenskiy accuses budapest of "banditry" over detained ukrainians

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    Posted on March 10, 2026

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    Last updated: March 10, 2026

    Zelenskiy accuses Budapest of "banditry" over detained Ukrainians - Headlines news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    On March 10, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy condemned Hungary’s seizure of armored vehicles carrying roughly $40 million, €35 million, and 9 kg of gold—labeling the act “banditry”—after Hungarian authorities detained the Ukrainian crew for over 24 hours amid a money‑laundering probe. He urged Europea

    Zelenskiy Accuses Budapest of 'Banditry' Over Ukrainian Bank Seizure

    Ukrainian President Responds to Seizure Incident

    Details of the Seizure

    KYIV, March 10 (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Budapest of "banditry" on Tuesday over its seizure of a Ukrainian bank transport carrying tens of millions of dollars worth of cash and gold, and the temporary detention of its Ukrainian crew.

    Zelenskiy's Appeal to European Leaders

    In comments to reporters on WhatsApp, Zelenskiy said he had urged European leaders not to stay silent about Budapest's actions.

    Reporting and Editorial Credits

    (Reporting by Yuliia Dysa, writing by Max Hunder, Editing by Alexandra Hudson)

    References

    • Hungary temporarily detains 7 Ukrainians and seizes $80 million cash shipment, angering Kyiv
    • Hungary's Orbán orders authorities to hold some $82 million in seized Ukrainian cash and gold
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    Table of Contents

    • Ukrainian President Responds to Seizure Incident
    • Details of the Seizure
    • Zelenskiy's Appeal to European Leaders
    • Reporting and Editorial Credits

    Key Takeaways

    • •Zelenskiy accused Hungary of “state banditry” after the seizure of Ukrainian cash and gold convoy by Hungarian authorities amid an alleged money‑laundering investigation (apnews.com)
    • •Hungary detained seven employees of Ukraine’s Oschadbank, including a former intelligence general, and seized $40 million, €35 million, and 9 kg of gold during a routine transfer between Austria and Ukraine (apnews.com)
    • •Prime Minister Orbán signed a decree on March 9–10 authorizing Hungarian tax authorities to hold the assets for up to 60 days while investigating the origin and intended use of the funds, prompting Kyiv to decry the move as politically motivated state theft (apnews.com)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Zelenskiy accuses Budapest of "banditry" over detained Ukrainians

    1What did Hungary do to provoke Ukraine's response?

    Hungary seized a Ukrainian bank transport carrying cash and gold, temporarily detaining its Ukrainian crew.

    2How did Zelenskiy respond to Budapest's actions?

    President Zelenskiy accused Budapest of 'banditry' and urged European leaders to address Hungary's actions.

    3What was being transported by the seized Ukrainian bank vehicle?

    The transport was carrying tens of millions of dollars in cash and gold.

    4Where did Zelenskiy make his comments about Hungary's actions?

    He made comments to reporters via WhatsApp.

    5What has Zelenskiy urged European leaders to do?

    He called on European leaders not to remain silent about Hungary's actions.

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