Károly Szita, after his 6th card was made public: I haven't harmed anyone

Károly Szita, the mayor of Kaposvár, addresses allegations of his past as a secret agent in a recent video message. He claims that these accusations are not new and have resurfaced every election cycle since 2005. The recent release of documents from the National Security Services Historical Archives includes his file, indicating he was recruited at age 23 under the codename "Péter Krakus". Szita has consistently denied being an agent, asserting he never harmed anyone. The database also lists other public figures, but it is noted that some documents may be falsified. Szita's past involvement with state security has been a topic of public scrutiny for decades, yet he maintains that his record is transparent and that he has always been re-elected by the people of Kaposvár. The H database, which contains names of agents, remains incomplete, with many records still classified.

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