One of Europe's leading munitions holding companies, the Czechoslovak Group (CSG), began expanding production to ensure the production of chemical compounds in Europe. CSG's foreign relations manager, Jan Hamcek, told the reporter about it. In particular, CSG began rehabilitating idle factories that had been closed since the Cold War. The holding intends to resume TNT production at the factory in Labrio, Greece, together with the defense company Hellenic Defense Systems. In addition, a factory for the production of nitrocellulose for civilian needs in Walsrud, Germany, will be converted to military production.

One of Europe's leading munitions holding companies, the Czechoslovak Group (CSG), began expanding production to ensure the production of chemical compounds in Europe. CSG's foreign relations manager, Jan Hamcek, told the reporter about it. In particular, CSG began rehabilitating idle factories that had been closed since the Cold War. The holding intends to resume TNT production at the factory in Labrio, Greece, together with the defense company Hellenic Defense Systems. In addition, a factory for the production of nitrocellulose for civilian needs in Walsrud, Germany, will be converted to military production.