Hungarian police arrested Áron Orbán, the brother of former prime minister Viktor Orbán, over suspected involvement in people smuggling, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on Facebook. Authorities said the investigation involves the National Bureau for the Recovery and Protection of Assets (NVVH) and the National Investigation Bureau (NNI), with an extensive police operation carried out during the morning. Raids and arrests took place across Budapest and Pest County, and officials confirmed that more people were detained. In the first official statement, Áron Orbán was not explicitly named. Investigators are working under two separate criminal cases. Hungarian police are expected to provide more details later, including independent confirmation of the identities of all those arrested. Media coverage also points to earlier probes involving Áron Orbán. His company was previously linked to alleged “visa business” activity, with suspicions that foreign nationals, primarily from Vietnam, were helped to obtain Schengen visas through fictitious medical courses at the University of Pécs.