EU anti-fraud agency says Poland should repay €90m for Ukraine ‘irregularities’

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EU anti-fraud agency says Poland should repay €90m for Ukraine ‘irregularities’

The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has recommended that Poland repay €90 million to the European Union for alleged irregularities in the procurement of power…

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Poland has to pay back 90 million euros to the EU because the previous government has violated procurement guidelines when supplying electricity generators to Ukraine. EU Budget Commissioner Piotr Serafin and Poland's EU Minister Adam Szłapka called the revelations "shocking."

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The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has concluded a major investigation into suspected irregularities in the purchase of power generators for Ukraine. According to the office, serious violations were committed in the tender for a €114 million EU project managed by the Polish State Service for Strategic Reserves (RARS). OLAF is advising the European Commission to recover €91 million, money that was intended to help Ukrainian regions suffering f…