According to a report by Budapest Times, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán allegedly knew about the failing grid for four years but took no action. The full details of the report are not available as it requires a login to access the content on the Budapest Times website. The report’s title suggests that Orbán was aware of the grid’s issues but did not address them for an extended period. However, without access to the full article, the specifics of the situation and the evidence supporting this claim are unclear.
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