Estonian defence minister resigns over procurement scandal
Most outlets led with the resignation of Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur following a procurement scandal involving a €70 million deal for artillery shells. Dawn described the issue as a "defence procurement scam" and noted the defective quality of the ammunition received, while Daily Times characterised the deal as "controversial" and mentioned the intended use of the shells for Ukraine. Both provided similar core details but framed the scandal with slightly different emphasis.
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Estonia defence minister resigns over procurement scandal
Estonia Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur has resigned following a controversial military procurement deal. The deal involved €70 million for artillery shells intended for Ukraine. Media reports said the ammunition later failed quality inspections. Estonia made the payment through an EU military fund in August 2024. The government planned to deliver the ammunition to Ukraine by […]
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Estonian defence minister steps down after €70m defence procurement scam: media reports
Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur has resigned following a scandal in which he authorised the payment of €70 million to an Indian company for artillery shells, only to receive ammunition of defective quality, it emerged on Thursday. Britain’s The Telegraph reported that Datasel SRL was contracted to produce the shells for use by the Ukrainian military against Russia, and that Datasel had “...
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