NATO’s procurement agency under investigation for alleged corruption linked to military contracts
- Belgian authorities arrested two suspects in West Flanders on Monday as part of a corruption investigation into NATO's procurement agency involving military contracts.
- The probe focuses on alleged irregularities in awarding contracts for ammunition and drones by the NATO Support and Procurement Agency based in Luxembourg and Spain.
- Separately, Dutch prosecutors arrested a former defense ministry civil servant from Rotterdam on corruption charges linked to 2023 military procurement deals involving possible bribery and leaking confidential information.
- The head of NATO stated on Thursday that the agency is collaborating closely with authorities to thoroughly investigate the matter, while Eurojust is backing the international probe.
- The investigation implicates current and former agency employees and could reveal systemic misuse of confidential data and money laundering via consultancy firms linked to defense contracts.
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European justice investigates a case of corruption in military procurement for NATO
The European Union Agency for Criminal Judicial Cooperation (Eurojust) investigates officials and former officials of the Atlantic Alliance. Police actions have been carried out in Spain, Luxembourg Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy and the United States. European justice investigates a corruption case related to the purchase of military material for NATO. The investigations, coordinated by the European Union Agency for Criminal Judicial Cooperati…
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