A Ukrainian bank employee detained by Hungarian officials was injected with unknown contents.

The Hungarian government’s photo published on March 6 shows confiscated money and gold bars from two armored trucks. The vehicles carried 40 million dollars, 35 million euros, and nine kilograms of gold. The photo: Hungarian government/AFP/Scanpix Hungarian officials administered a subpoena-type injection to the employee who sent the money to the Ukrainian bank, despite his opposition, The Guardian reported.

The Hungarian Terrorist Defense Unit (TEK) detained seven employees of the Ukrainian National Bank Oštšadbanki on March 5, who sent a convoy consisting of two armored trucks through Vienna from Ukraine.

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