The pro-Russian journalist was stopped in Ferihegy, detained, and then expelled from Hungary

They were not allowed to enter Hungary Nadja Szaszt, the presenter living in Belarus, who was turned back last year in Ferihegy, reports hvg.hu. According to the portal, the wife of Oleg Volosin, one of the figures of the Russian network that influenced European politicians exposed by the Czech secret service, also participated in the conference organized by Mi Hazánk for European far-right parties in the parliament last year. But when the woman arrived in Budapest, the authorities turned her back, and she spent the night in a detention center.

Nadja Szassz wanted to shoot a film in Hungary about the Budapest-born György Soros, the founder of the Open Society Foundation, and she also wanted to participate in a conference organized by Mi Hazánk last August. The authorities checked and searched the well-known pro-Russian television journalist from Belarus, who spent the night at the airport in a detention center and was deported from Hungary the next day.

hvg.hu knows that Nadja Szasz was not allowed to enter Hungary because her data was included in the Schengen Information System (SIS) database. “This is Europe’s largest IT system for security and border management purposes, which is designed to manage security risks resulting from the abolition of internal borders and the stricter control of external borders by sharing data with the member states that have access to the system,” the portal writes.

At the meeting called Free Europe of the Nations, which the Russian woman did not reach in the end, along with Mi Hazánk and the Czech Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD), the Bulgarian Revival Movement, the Dutch Forum for Democracy, the Swiss Mass-Voll! and representatives of the Swedish Alternative for Sweden participated.