Hungary says it has identified two more Ukrainian spies


BUDAPEST (Reuters) -Hungarian security services have identified two Ukrainian spies, a government spokesman said on Tuesday, the latest in a series of mutual accusations of espionage between Budapest and Kyiv.

One of two men identified built ties with opposition figures and organized meetings with political and military figures "to sway Hungary’s stance on the Ukraine conflict", government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs said in a post on X.

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