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Hungary's opposition Fidesz reports prosecutors raided its offices and servers.
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- Hungarian opposition party Fidesz reported that prosecutors conducted a raid on their offices.
- The raid targeted the servers of the Fidesz party as part of an investigation.
- Fidesz accused the new government of Peter Magiar of attempting to seize the party's communication system.
- Authorities indicated that the raid was connected to an investigation regarding embezzlement within the National Cultural Fund.
- Fidesz described the actions of the government as an "aggressive tyranny" in their announcement.
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