Hajdú János
Hajdú János is a prominent figure in Hungary, known for his role as the head of the Counter-Terrorism Centre (TEK), an elite police force established in 2010. He has been a close aide to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and has played a significant part in domestic security and counter-terrorism operations. His leadership of TEK has involved various high-profile security operations, including controversial interventions in political matters beyond Hungary's borders. In February 2023, he was in the news due to TEK's alleged involvement in a secret operation to facilitate the extraction of Milorad Dodik, a Bosnian Serb leader, amidst rising tensions between Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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Hajdu János, a former police lieutenant general, was also questioned as a suspect in the investigation.
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Hajdu János was questioned as a suspect in the case and discussed his initial awareness of the issue.
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Hajdu János, the former director of the Counter-Terrorism Center (TEK), founded a pharmaceutical wholesale company.
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Hajdu János is defended by Hampó Norbert in the case regarding the Ukrainian gold convoy.
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Hajdu János was mentioned as someone who was charged but should have been detained according to Horváth Lóránt.
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Hajdu János was questioned by the Prosecutor's Office regarding the suspicion of unlawful detention.
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Hajdu János was questioned regarding his involvement in the case of Ukrainian money transporters.
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Hajdu János was dismissed from his position as the head of the TEK by Prime Minister Péter Magyar.
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Hajdu János was mentioned alongside others in a legal context.
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Hajdu János was questioned as a suspect in a criminal case involving the former director of the Counter-Terrorism Center (TEK).
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