The Case of Slovak Ammunition for Ukraine Takes an Unexpected Turn: the European Public Prosecutor's Office Has Stopped the Investigation!
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LUXEMBOURG — The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) on Friday halted proceedings on suspicion of misuse of European Peace Facility funds in the supply of ammunition provided by Slovakia to Ukraine in 2022. The investigation led to the conclusion that the evidence provided did not prove the commission of a crime, the prosecutor's office said in a statement.
The case concerned a Slovak delivery from 2022. The prosecutor's office was investigating suspicions of misuse of European Peace Facility funds.
The investigation concluded that the evidence secured did not prove the commission of a crime.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) on Friday discontinued proceedings into the suspected misuse of European Peace Facility funds in the supply of ammunition that Slovakia provided to Ukraine in 2022. The investigation concluded that the evidence secured did not prove the commission of a crime,...
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