Magyar Péter, the prime minister, appointed Orosz László Péter as head of the National Security Agency effective November 10. The move marks a significant shift in leadership within the agency, which oversees national security operations. The appointment follows a restructuring of the agency, which was previously under the Belügyminisztérium and later transferred to Rogán Antal's ministry.
Orosz László Péter, a former intelligence officer, was promoted to the rank of dandártábornok. The appointment is part of a broader reorganization of the National Security Agency, which was established as a successor to the Terrorelhárítási Információs és Bűnügyi Elemző Központ. The agency now operates under the supervision of the Miniszterelnökség.
The reorganization reflects ongoing efforts to centralize and streamline national security operations. The agency's new leadership is expected to enhance coordination between domestic and international security efforts, though concerns remain about the effectiveness of previous leadership under Rogán Antal.