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Concerns Over Ex-Putin Interpreter Monitoring Hungary Election
First article: 19 mar. 2026, 19:05
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The presence of a former interpreter for Vladimir Putin as part of the OSCE's monitoring team for the Hungarian elections has triggered concerns. Critics fear that this individual's past association with the Russian leader could compromise the impartiality of the election monitoring process. The situation adds another layer of complexity to the already closely watched Hungarian elections, raising questions about the integrity of the democratic process.Articles about this topic
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Concerns raised over role of ex-Putin interpreter monitoring Hungary vote
Daria Boyarskaya coordinating OSCE mission to monitor next month’s parliamentary vote in countryHungarian rights groups have raised concerns over the appointment of Vladimir Putin’s former interpreter to a key role in an international election monitoring mission, amid fears of Russian interference ahead of Hungary’s crucial vote next month.Daria Boyarskaya, who worked for many years for Russia’s foreign ministry and interpreted in numerous high-level meetings including one between Putin and Dona
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