The new Hungarian government under Prime Minister Péter Magyar has launched “Operation Cleansing Fire,” an anti-corruption drive that has already produced arrests of several Orbán-era figures, including former ministers Balázs Hankó and Miklós Seszták and central bank governor György Matolcsy. Parallel investigations focus on alleged misuse of public funds and a March incident involving the detention of a Ukrainian cash-and-gold convoy. In the convoy case, prosecutors have received motions to name Orbán himself as a suspect for possible abuse of office, though he has not been formally charged or taken into custody. Orbán’s Fidesz party, now in opposition, describes the proceedings as politically motivated. With roughly two months remaining until the December 31 deadline, any arrest would require rapid completion of at least one active probe amid ongoing parliamentary and judicial processes.