Viktor Orbán has made public the documents regarding the attempt to recruit him.

Viktor Orbán revealed documents indicating he was approached for recruitment during his military service, which he declined. He stated that he and his associates were under constant surveillance, with various intelligence methods employed against them since the early 1980s. This included monitoring, informants, and wiretapping in their workplaces and homes. A newly proposed advisory committee will only have limited access to the agent files, as many documents can still be withheld by the services. Orbán published over twenty pages of documents from the Historical Archives of State Security Services.