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Estonya Savunma Bakanı Hanno Pevkur 70 milyon avroluk mühimmat skandalıyla istifa etti

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Estonya Savunma Bakanı Hanno Pevkur, Ukrayna için topçu mühimmatı tedariki kapsamında, daha önce tek bir mermi bile satmamış bir şirkete 70 milyon avro (yaklaşık 81,1 milyon dolar) ödendiğinin ortaya çıkmasının ardından 2 Eylül'de istifa ettiğini açıkladı. Pevkur, konudan kişisel olarak haberdar olmadığını belirtti. Bu gelişme, Estonya'da savunma tedarik süreçlerindeki denetim ve ihale prosedürlerinin yeterliliğini tartışmaya açtı. Ukrayna'ya yönelik askeri desteğin sürdüğü bir dönemde yaşanan skandal, kamu kaynaklarının kullanımı konusunda şeffaflık ve hesap verebilirlik sorularını gündeme getirdi.

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  1. Güvenlik02 Eyl 21:29

    Estonia's Defense Minister resigns after wasting 70 million euros on faulty ammunition for Ukraine

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  2. Güvenlik03 Eyl 10:59

    Estonya Savunma Bakanı, Ukrayna için 70 milyon euroluk AB fonlu tedarik skandalında istifa etti

    Estonya Savunma Bakanı, Ukrayna için yapılan silah anlaşmasında AB fonlarının daha önce top mermisi üretmemiş Hintli bir şirkete aktarılmasının ardından istifa etti.

  3. Siyasi03 Eyl 11:54

    Son dakika...Estonya'da siyasi deprem! Savunma Bakanı Pevkur istifa etti

    Estonya kamu yayıncısı ERR'nin haberine göre, Estonya'nın Ukrayna için top mermisi satın almak üzere daha önce tek bir mermi dahi satmamış Hint şirketlerine toplam 70 milyon euro peşin ödeme yaptığı ortaya çıktı. 'GERÇEKTEN OKUMADIM' Estonya Savunma Yatırımları Merkezi'nin (RKIK) o dönemki başkanı Magnus-Valdemar Saar, bakanlık yöneticilerinin onayı olmadan önemli kararların alınmadığını söyledi. Pevkur, ETV'nin "Aktuaalne kaamera" haber programında yaptığı açıklamada, sözleşmeleri gerçekten okumadığını ancak RKIK'nin sözleşmeleri kendisine getirdiğini doğruladı. Görevinden istifa ettiğini belirten Pevkur, "Bakan çorap ve mühimmat sayımı yapmasa veya sözleşme görüşmeleri yürütmese de, Ulusal Denetleme Ofisi'nin özellikle ordu ve RKIK'nin faaliyetlerine ilişkin eleştirileri, siyasi sorumluluk sorusunu gündeme getiriyor" dedi. 'HİÇ OLMADIĞI KADAR İYİ SAVUNULUYOR' Hanno Pevkur, istifa kararını ulusal savunmayı güçlendirmek için doğru kararları aldıklarına olan inancıyla verdiğini ifade ederek, "Estonya, hiç olmadığı kadar iyi savunuluyor" diye konuştu. Estonya Başbakanı Kristen Michal ise yaptığı açıklamayla ülkenin yeni savunma bakanını gelecek hafta belirleyeceklerini bildirdi. Pevkur, 2022'den bu yana Estonya'nın savunma bakanı olarak görev yapıyordu.

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  4. Siyasi03 Eyl 16:19

    Estonian defence minister steps down after €70m defence procurement scam: media reports

    Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur has resigned following a scandal in which he authorised the payment of €70 million to an Indian company for artillery shells, only to receive ammunition of defective quality, it emerged on Thursday. Britain’s The Telegraph reported that Datasel SRL was contracted to produce the shells for use by the Ukrainian military against Russia, and that Datasel had “not previously produced or sold a single shell”. The newspaper says that Estonia made the payment from the EU military fund in August 2024 to send munitions to Ukraine’s front line by November that year. “The Indian-run, Italy-based company repeatedly delayed delivery. When a shipment was eventually inspected in 2025, the rounds were found to be faulty and none were sent to Ukraine,” The Telegraph reported. “The scandal is an embarrassment for Estonia, which has increased its military spending because it could be Nato’s first line of defence against a Russian attack.” Pevkur announced that he would resign while appearing on an Estonian television programme, public broadcaster ERR reported on Wednesday. He stated that a leader should have the “stature and courage” to take responsibility, even if the fault is not theirs. “As defence minister, I of course have to recognise that I am responsible for the entire area under my ministry, and if you are now waiting for that big answer, then, of course, a leader must have both the courage and the stature to take responsibility as a matter of political responsibility, even when there is no personal responsibility,” Pevkur was quoted as saying by ERR. “I will take that responsibility and the prime minister will have to find a new defence minister.” Pevkur added that he did not look at the contracts, but that his office received them. When asked why he did not read them, he replied that the defence minister “is not responsible for dealing with such details”, ERR added in its report. “The defence minister does not conduct contract negotiations; the defence minister does not count socks and ammunition. The defence minister makes the fundamental decision to support Ukraine. The preparatory work for contract negotiations and finding contracting partners is RKIK’s responsibility,” he was quoted as saying. RKIK, or the Centre for Defence Investments, is Estonia’s central procurement body. Meanwhile, Datasel SRL is suing Estonia on the grounds that it delivered the bulk of the munitions — €59m worth — and would have met its obligations had Estonia not ended the contract, ERR said in a report today. “Datasel is the party that has suffered losses in connection with these supply contracts,” the company told Estonian newspaper Eesti Ekspress through its lawyer. “The actions of the Estonian Centre for Defence Investments, particularly the reasons given for the extraordinary termination of the contracts, are contradictory and illogical,” ERR reports citing the statement.

  5. Siyasi03 Eyl 20:01

    Estonian defence minister resigns after €70m Ukraine munitions scam by Indian company: report

    Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur has resigned following a scandal in which he authorised the payment of €70 million to an Indian company for artillery shells, only to receive ammunition of defective quality, it emerged on Thursday. Britain’s The Telegraph reported on Monday that Datasel SRL was contracted to produce the shells for use by the Ukrainian military against Russia, and that Datasel had “not previously produced or sold a single shell”. The newspaper says that Estonia made the payment from the EU military fund in August 2024 to send munitions to Ukraine’s front line by November that year. “The Indian-run, Italy-based company repeatedly delayed delivery. When a shipment was eventually inspected in 2025, the rounds were found to be faulty and none were sent to Ukraine,” The Telegraph reported. “The scandal is an embarrassment for Estonia, which has increased its military spending because it could be Nato’s first line of defence against a Russian attack.” Pevkur announced that he would resign while appearing on an Estonian television programme, public broadcaster ERR reported on Wednesday. He stated that a leader should have the “stature and courage” to take responsibility, even if the fault is not theirs. “As defence minister, I of course have to recognise that I am responsible for the entire area under my ministry, and if you are now waiting for that big answer, then, of course, a leader must have both the courage and the stature to take responsibility as a matter of political responsibility, even when there is no personal responsibility,” Pevkur was quoted as saying by ERR. “I will take that responsibility and the prime minister will have to find a new defence minister.” Pevkur added that he did not look at the contracts, but that his office received them. When asked why he did not read them, he replied that the defence minister “is not responsible for dealing with such details”, ERR added in its report. “The defence minister does not conduct contract negotiations; the defence minister does not count socks and ammunition. The defence minister makes the fundamental decision to support Ukraine. The preparatory work for contract negotiations and finding contracting partners is RKIK’s responsibility,” he was quoted as saying. RKIK, or the Centre for Defence Investments, is Estonia’s central procurement body. Meanwhile, Datasel SRL is suing Estonia on the grounds that it delivered the bulk of the munitions — €59m worth — and would have met its obligations had Estonia not ended the contract, ERR said in a report today. “Datasel is the party that has suffered losses in connection with these supply contracts,” the company told Estonian newspaper Eesti Ekspress through its lawyer. “The actions of the Estonian Centre for Defence Investments, particularly the reasons given for the extraordinary termination of the contracts, are contradictory and illogical,” ERR reports citing the statement.

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