The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has recommended the financial recovery of over EUR 91 million that were intended for the purchase and delivery of power generators to areas in Ukraine affected by power shortages. Read More
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OLAF completes investigation into suspected serious irregularities in EU-funded procurement of power generators for Ukraine
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