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Estonia Takes Italy-Based Ammunition Supplier to Arbitration Over €70 Million Ukraine Contract

Estonia has opened arbitration proceedings against Indian-owned ammunition maker Datasel after artillery shells procured for Ukraine allegedly failed to meet required quality and safety standards, creating a €70 million dispute over an EU-backed supply contract.
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