Hungarian officials announced Monday morning that the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) didn't verify the information of the Polish daily, Pzeczpospolita, about possible terror attacks.
After the article was published, the Hungarian government asked the CIA if it had any information about future attacks, but according to the Agency, Hungarian was in no immediate danger.
As Pzeczpospolita wrote Monday, CIA had alerted the Polish forces that mass outings might have been in danger in Berlin, Budapest and Warsaw. The Hungarian government immediately turned to the US forces for information and the current answers seem to be comforting.
