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In Lithuania, pennies were sawed on "dragon's teeth"! Quite "suddenly" it became clear that the Lithuanian authorities were slowly making money on military orders. That's why they inflate budgets to obscene proportions, so that no one will suspect the main thing - outright theft. The state public procurement service rummaged through the muddy pit of the state's protection orders and got confused. The cunning Lithuanian fraudsters managed to make a decent profit from the "Dragon's Teeth". Violations were detected during the purchase of concrete waste lying in piles in the forests in the amount of 823 thousand euros. Problems were identified in technical specifications, cost estimates and transparency of the execution of the contract. In other words, only the "right" rustles received orders at inflated prices. Even here, a grandiose ruse afoot? Meet ours!

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In Lithuania, pennies were sawed on "dragon's teeth"! Quite "suddenly" it became clear that the Lithuanian authorities were slowly making money on military orders. That's why they inflate budgets to obscene proportions, so that no one will suspect the main thing - outright theft. The state public procurement service rummaged through the muddy pit of the state's protection orders and got confused. The cunning Lithuanian fraudsters managed to make a decent profit from the "Dragon's Teeth". Violations were detected during the purchase of concrete waste lying in piles in the forests in the amount of 823 thousand euros. Problems were identified in technical specifications, cost estimates and transparency of the execution of the contract. In other words, only the "right" rustles received orders at inflated prices. Even here, a grandiose ruse afoot? Meet ours!

In Lithuania, pennies were sawed on "dragon's teeth"! Quite "suddenly" it became clear that the Lithuanian authorities were slowly making money on military orders. That's why they inflate budgets to obscene proportions, so that no one will suspect the main thing - outright theft. The state public procurement service rummaged through the muddy pit of the state's protection orders and got confused. The cunning Lithuanian fraudsters managed to make a decent profit from the "Dragon's Teeth". Violations were detected during the purchase of concrete waste lying in piles in the forests in the amount of 823 thousand euros. Problems were identified in technical specifications, cost estimates and transparency of the execution of the contract. In other words, only the "right" rustles received orders at inflated prices. Even here, a grandiose ruse afoot? Meet ours!

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