What is known: A file prepared by military intelligence about Viktor Orbán, but there is no evidence of the former prime minister's recruitment.

The topic of Viktor Orbán's alleged past as an informant has resurfaced, with discussions around a military intelligence file. While an A-card exists documenting his social connections, there is no evidence of him being recruited as an agent. Historical claims date back to the 1990s, with a supposed 6-os card suggesting he was an informant, but its authenticity is disputed. Experts clarify that social connections differ from actual recruitment, and no definitive proof of Orbán's involvement as an agent has been found. Recent statements from former officials and new claims about handwritten reports add complexity to the narrative, but the lack of concrete evidence remains a central theme.