Péter Magyar apologized to Sándor Lezsák for having his name included in the registry of network individuals
Péter Magyar publicly apologized to Sándor Lezsák for mistakenly being listed as a network person due to an IT error. The State Security Services Historical Archives confirmed that Lezsák was not an agent but was monitored. Lezsák expressed outrage over the accusation, asserting he was a victim of the communist regime. The head of the Archives acknowledged that the list included names of individuals who were surveilled, not informants. Fidesz leader János Bóka demanded further accountability and a public apology from Magyar, criticizing the mishandling of the situation.
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