Hungarian police have rescued five men believed to have been victims of modern-day slavery near Budapest. The men reportedly endured two years of forced labor, working 10 to 12 hours daily without receiving any pay. Authorities are investigating allegations that the victims were physically abused during their captivity. The incident occurred at a property located in Vecsés, a town close to the capital. This case highlights the continued prevalence of human trafficking and exploitation within Hungary. Police are continuing to gather evidence and pursue those responsible for this alleged crime against the men. The investigation aims to dismantle the network enabling such exploitation and bring perpetrators to justice.