Attila Szuvák has been appointed to the rank of brigadier general, who would lead the military intelligence service.

Attila Szuvák has been promoted to brigadier general, as announced in the Hungarian Gazette on November 11. His appointment as head of the Military National Security Service was supported unanimously by the National Security Committee and signed by President András Baka. Previously, Szuvák served as deputy director of the service but lacked full authority due to the absence of a director. Concerns about his candidacy were raised, including dissatisfaction among the service's staff and his past involvement with the Tisza Party as an activist. Following a report highlighting these concerns, military intelligence reportedly sought to uncover the sources of the information.