Krisztián Ungváry says that nothing still proves Orbán's agent past

Historian Krisztián Ungváry argues that there is no conclusive evidence of Viktor Orbán's past as an agent, despite claims made by former Prime Minister Miklós Németh. Németh alleged he saw three handwritten reports linking Orbán to state security, but Ungváry emphasizes the need for solid proof and highlights Németh's questionable reliability. He points out that previous investigations found no substantial collaboration between Orbán and state security. Ungváry believes that speculations about Orbán's past distract from more significant issues he has faced in recent years. The Fidesz party responded, asserting that all evidence shows Orbán was not under surveillance but was the one being monitored by the communist regime.