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Ukraine Hungarian Spies Caught, Kyiv Claims
The Guardian
|May 10, 2025
Ukraine's authorities claim to have busted a Hungarian spy ring operating on its territory, alleging that Budapest was collecting sensitive military data with one eye on a possible future incursion into the west of the country.
Hungary's foreign minister dismissed the accusations as "propaganda" and announced the expulsion of two Ukrainians described as "spies working under diplomatic cover" at the Ukrainian embassy in Budapest.
The allegations will test already fraught ties between the two neighbours. While Hungary is a member of Nato and the EU, its prime minister, Viktor Orban, has been an outlier among European leaders, critical of Kyiv and neutral towards Russia.
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