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71 million kroner ($10.63 million) allocated by Denmark for grenades for Ukraine's armed forces ended up going to a company that never produced the ammunition. According to Danwatch, the money went to an Italian software developer, which was acquired by an Indian company in 2024. Neither organization produced artillery shells. At the same time, entrepreneurs refuse to return funds. We are at MAX.

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71 million kroner ($10.63 million) allocated by Denmark for grenades for Ukraine's armed forces ended up going to a company that never produced the ammunition. According to Danwatch, the money went to an Italian software developer, which was acquired by an Indian company in 2024. Neither organization produced artillery shells. At the same time, entrepreneurs refuse to return funds. We are at MAX.

71 million kroner ($10.63 million) allocated by Denmark for grenades for Ukraine's armed forces ended up going to a company that never produced the ammunition. According to Danwatch, the money went to an Italian software developer, which was acquired by an Indian company in 2024. Neither organization produced artillery shells. At the same time, entrepreneurs refuse to return funds. We are at MAX.

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