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Pentagon Looking for Signs of Fraud in Contracts Awarded to Help Ukraine: Reports
Pentagon Looking for Signs of Fraud in Contracts Awarded to Help Ukraine: Reports
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The Defense Criminal Investigative Service (DCIS) at the Pentagon is looking for signs of fraud and abuse in the contracts being awarded... 21.12.2022, Sputnik International
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DCIS is currently focused on a number of the Pentagon’s contracting actions as well as on the potential black-market diversion of US assistance, the report said. While no contracting fraud has become public to date, both the Defense and State departments are taking steps to safeguard weapons provided to Ukraine, the report added. Earlier in December, Pentagon spokesperson Pat Ryder said the United States has no credible information to indicate that any of the US weapons provided to Ukraine have been diverted to the black market. The Biden administration has committed nearly $23 billion in military aid and more than $25 billion in financial and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine since January 24.
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Pentagon Looking for Signs of Fraud in Contracts Awarded to Help Ukraine: Reports
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The Defense Criminal Investigative Service (DCIS) at the Pentagon is looking for signs of fraud and abuse in the contracts being awarded as part of efforts to help Ukraine amid Russia’s special military operation, American media reported on Wednesday, citing the principal deputy director of the service.
DCIS is currently focused on a number of the Pentagon’s contracting actions as well as on the potential
black-market diversion of US assistance, the report said.
While no contracting fraud has become public to date, both the Defense and State departments are taking steps to safeguard
weapons provided to Ukraine, the report added.
16 December 2022, 00:50 GMT
Earlier in December, Pentagon spokesperson Pat Ryder said the United States has no credible information to indicate that any of the US weapons provided to Ukraine
have been diverted to the black market.
The Biden administration has committed nearly $23 billion in military aid and more than $25 billion in financial and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine since January 24.
