The detention of Miklós Seszták has been extended until January 30.

The court has extended the detention of former development minister Miklós Seszták until January 30, citing risks of flight and evidence tampering. The National Asset Recovery and Protection Office requested the extension due to concerns about his potential escape and the integrity of the investigation. Seszták, who was arrested on September 30, is suspected of accepting bribes related to overpriced vehicle purchases during his tenure. He claims the alleged amount is "incomprehensible" to him. Others involved in the case have also faced detention, with one previously released under supervision.