Hungary returns a cash and gold shipment worth about $82 million that was seized while traveling to Ukraine. Multiple outlets report that the shipment is returned to Ukraine’s state Oschadbank. The accounts also describe how Ukrainian bank employees traveling with the shipment are detained by Hungarian authorities for more than 24 hours. After the detention period, the shipment is ultimately released and sent back to its intended Ukrainian recipient, according to the reports. The coverage is focused on the value of the goods, the Ukrainian bank involved, and the fact that the employees are held by Hungarian authorities during the incident. The reporting does not provide details in the supplied excerpts about the specific reasons Hungary seized the shipment or the legal or investigative steps taken before its return. Overall, the sources agree that the seized Ukrainian cash and gold are returned to Oschadbank and that the Ukrainian personnel accompanying the cargo are kept in custody for over a day.