Ukraine says Ukrainian bank employees detained with cash shipment in Hungary

Source: Reuters (via feed)




Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Hungary detained seven employees of Ukraine’s state savings bank. They were transporting a cash shipment from Austria back to Ukraine. The incident took place early Friday. Authorities in Hungary held the employees, but further details were not immediately available. This event adds to tensions between the two nations. Ukraine has not disclosed the amount of cash involved. Meanwhile, no official statement has come from Hungarian officials on the case. The detained bank employees were carrying money intended for Ukraine. This development may affect cross-border financial operations. The situation is still unfolding as both sides examine the circumstances.

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