"If the perpetrator is in Hungary, they will most certainly be apprehended," Retvari assured, citing the joint effort of the police and intelligence services. He also mentioned the increased capacity for school psychologists with numbers having more than doubled over the past decade to address the emotional impact on students.
Threats not uncommon in Europe
Responding to a question from the press, Retvari explained that school email addresses are easily accessible on their websites as well as on the ministry website, making them easy targets for threats.
While Budapest schools were primarily affected, other areas and institutions in different countries have also faced similar threats. However, schools were the main target in all locations. Impacting children and parents serves as a prime motivation to perpetrator(s).
"We live in dangerous times in a dangerous world. In Western Europe, it’s not just threats that occur on a daily basis, but actual attacks - often without warning. Hungary takes all threats seriously, deploying police, bomb squads, dogs, and special equipment. All schools were thoroughly inspected in this case, as well," he said noting the unfortunate increase in threats of the past ten years linked to the uncontrolled influx of illegal migration in Europe. Retvari said Hungary strives to prevent such incidents by maintaining strict anti-migration policies and securing its southern border. "We cannot accept what the mayor of London said—that people have to get used to terror attacks as part of urban life," he emphasized.
"Hungary refuses to accept anything that compromises our security, whether it’s migration or societal changes reducing safety."
"We fight against these to ensure everyone feels safer here in Hungary than in other countries," he concluded.
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