"Hungary reported that it had seized two Ukrainian armoured bank vehicles carrying millions of Euros and gold bars on Friday. PM Viktor Orban's office said they would "demand answers from Ukraine’s leadership" over "who stands behind this money and what is it meant to finance." Footage shows officers stopping a cash-in-transit convoy in the central city of Kecskemet, about 85 kilometres southeast of Budapest. They are seen monitoring the convoy, stopping vehicles, and detaining several drivers. Armoured vans were searched with a sniffer dog, while officers inspected bags and cargo inside the vehicles. Kiev called the raid 'politcally motivated' and accused Hungary of taking its citizens 'hostage'. Earlier, Volodymyr Zelensky appeared to threaten the life of Orban, warning the PM not to block the 90 billion euro EU loan: "We will give the address of that person to our armed forces… and let them call him and speak with him in their own language". Hungary and Slovakia have accused Ukraine of deliberately halting oil supplies through the Druzhba oil pipeline for political reasons, after flows had been stopped since January. Some of Zelensky's closest allies were also embroiled in a multimillion euro energy corruption scandal, which does cash skimmed from state contracts - although there is no suggestion of wrongdoing on the part of the president."