Slovak radar purchase from Soitron bypasses tender, hidden among office equipment

Slovak authorities ordered radars worth €1.5 million from Soitron without a public tender, mirroring a previous opaque purchase of Russian cameras. The radars were reportedly concealed in an order alongside printers and monitors, raising corruption concerns. The lack of transparency and similarity to prior questionable procurement suggests a pattern of non-competitive state purchasing.

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