'Israeli' man in 30s, stabbed at Hungary's OZORA festival
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- The 'Israeli' man was hospitalized with serious injuries.
- Two suspects arrested in connection with attack.
- Police tighten security as investigation continues.
An 'Israeli' man in his 30s was hospitalized after being stabbed on the grounds of the OZORA music festival in Hungary, according to an official statement released by the Fejér County Police on Thursday.
Security personnel at the festival site alerted law enforcement to the incident after discovering the injured man.
Emergency medical services promptly evacuated him to a local hospital for medical treatment.
Police arrest two suspects
Hungarian police announced the arrest of two men in connection with the attack on suspicion of committing "assault causing life-threatening bodily harm."
Authorities confirmed that formal charges remain pending while the criminal investigation remains active.
In response to the stabbing, the Fejér County Police announced an increase in physical security checks across the festival area.
Police officials stated they are "continuously cooperating with the organizers to take the necessary security measures" to maintain safety across the grounds.
The annual Ozora Festival is recognized as one of the largest psychedelic trance and art events in Europe, drawing thousands of international visitors to Hungary each year.
