Fresh revelations have surfaced about one of the Hungarian state’s most opaque ventures in Africa’s Sahel region. Citing multiple independent sources, Magyar Hang reports that Gáspár Orbán was not merely a participant in the Chadian deployment but, from the outset, served as its commander in the rank of captain—despite the Orbán government having sought to deny the very existence of the intervention. Fellow soldiers reportedly described the “prince” as behaving like “a philosopher who had wandered onto a battlefield”.Continue reading
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