Hungary Uncovers $20 Million Cash Stash in Anti-Corruption Probe

• Investigators found close to $20 million worth of cash in forests, barns, and warehouses in Hungary.
• The discovery is part of a widening probe into alleged corruption by allies of former Premier Viktor Orban.
• Hungary's anti-corruption agency seized $19.5 million in cash buried in forests and hidden elsewhere.
• The investigation targets Miklós Seszták, a former minister of national development in Orbán's cabinet.
• The seized cash is part of an ongoing inquiry into bribery allegations.