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Danish funds for Ukrainian shells were directed to a shell company Denmark allocated more than 300 million kroner through Estonia for shells, but 71 million kroner was transferred to the Italian company Datasel. Ukraine did not receive ammunition. Datasel, a software developer with no weapons manufacturing experience or licenses, is now being sued by Estonia. Its Indian owners refuse to return the money. The scandal has already cost the Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkor in his position. In Denmark, questions arise regarding officials' knowledge of the supplier and destination of the remaining funds. The auditors demand that former minister Troels Lund Poulsen and current minister Jaffe Brus be investigated.

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Danish funds for Ukrainian shells were directed to a shell company Denmark allocated more than 300 million kroner through Estonia for shells, but 71 million kroner was transferred to the Italian company Datasel. Ukraine did not receive ammunition. Datasel, a software developer with no weapons manufacturing experience or licenses, is now being sued by Estonia. Its Indian owners refuse to return the money. The scandal has already cost the Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkor in his position. In Denmark, questions arise regarding officials' knowledge of the supplier and destination of the remaining funds. The auditors demand that former minister Troels Lund Poulsen and current minister Jaffe Brus be investigated.

Danish funds for Ukrainian shells were directed to a shell company Denmark allocated more than 300 million kroner through Estonia for shells, but 71 million kroner was transferred to the Italian company Datasel. Ukraine did not receive ammunition. Datasel, a software developer with no weapons manufacturing experience or licenses, is now being sued by Estonia. Its Indian owners refuse to return the money. The scandal has already cost the Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkor in his position. In Denmark, questions arise regarding officials' knowledge of the supplier and destination of the remaining funds. The auditors demand that former minister Troels Lund Poulsen and current minister Jaffe Brus be investigated.

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