Estonia May Have to Return the Money Allocated to the European Commission for the Purchase of Ammunition to Ukraine
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It is not yet known whether Estonia will have to repay the amount received from the European Peace Facility for the purchase of Ukrainian missiles, said European Commission spokesperson Christian Wigand.
Estonia may have to return the money allocated to the European Commission for the purchase of ammunition to Ukraine
Estonia may have to return the money allocated to the European Commission for the purchase of ammunition to Ukraine.As it turned out, the advance of 60 million euros, carefully transferred by the Estonian Ministry of Defense to certain...
Tallinn may be in danger of returning money from the European Peace Fund, which has been set aside for missiles for Kiev, and according to the ERR television and radio company, Estonia has entered into a contract for the purchase and delivery of ammunition to Ukraine with a company registered in Italy, with an advance payment of 70 million euros, 20 per cent of which was provided from the EU fund.
The European Commission is in contact with the Estonian authorities to investigate this issue in more detail, and the EC noted that there are measures to ensure that EU funds are used properly.
The European Commission is in contact with the Estonian authorities regarding an unfulfilled arms purchase contract for Ukraine financed from the European Peace Fund and is studying the situation with a view, in particular, to decide on a possible refund.
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