Péter Magyar, Hungary's incoming prime minister, alleged on April 26 that oligarchs tied to outgoing leader Viktor Orbán are moving tens of billions of euros out of the country before his government takes office in May — including claims that Lorinc Meszaros' family is preparing to flee to Dubai. Magyar called on Hungarian authorities to freeze assets and arrest those responsible, basing his allegations on media reports without naming independent sources for the specific departures or private security arrangements. The core claim that Magyar made these allegations is verified by multiple outlets including Bloomberg and Kyiv Post, but the underlying facts about actual asset transfers and family relocations depend on Magyar's sourcing rather than independent confirmation. This follows Orbán's electoral defeat and resignation from parliament, which has already shifted regional dynamics including unblocking €90 billion in EU aid to Ukraine that Orbán had previously vetoed.