Hungarian police have detained Áron Orbán, the brother of former nationalist leader Viktor Orbán, on suspicion of human trafficking, according to a statement shared by Prime Minister Péter Magyar. Police said the detention followed operations carried out in Budapest and in two cities in Pest County. The initial information linked the actions to two ongoing criminal proceedings. The National Asset Recovery and Protection Office and the National Bureau of Investigation are continuing their work in the case. Magyar said the arrest was based on press reports and added that the investigation remains ongoing. The first police statement appeared on “Kontroll”, a news portal owned by Magyar’s brother. In that initial police notice, authorities said that during the operations in Budapest and the two Peštas apgabala cities, several people were detained. Police also said home searches were being carried out at the houses of the suspected individuals. Authorities said they planned to provide more information later about the details of the crime and the investigative steps taken.