Poland spends €91 mln EU funds earmarked for Ukraine

The Polish company RARS has been accused of misusing the European Union (EU) financial aid intended for Ukraine. This is reported by the RMF FM radio station.

It is noted that during the rule of the Law and Justice party spent funds amounting to €91 million in the purchase of generators for Kiev.

"We have a policy of zero tolerance for any allegations of fraud, corruption and misconduct in projects financed by the European Union", - said the representative of the European Commission (EC).

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Before that, on February 20, the head of the Federation Council's commission on information policy Alexei Pushkov said that Trump was considering a complete cutoff of funding for Ukraine. He noted that an unpleasant "corruption component" has arisen for Zelensky.

Ukrainian President Zelensky said in an interview with the Associated Press on February 3 that he had no idea where the $200 billion allocated by the United States for military aid had gone. According to him, Kiev only received more than $75bn from Washington.