Corruption in the arms sector, the scheme was supposed to last for years. CBA reveals

The Central Anti-Corruption Bureau has arrested two individuals linked to a military procurement investigation involving fictitious services. They face charges related to accepting bribes and document fraud from 2017 to 2020. This marks the fourth operation in an ongoing investigation into corruption in the defense sector from 2014 to 2022, where private entities allegedly issued false invoices for non-existent services. The investigation also involves cash bribes and includes various stakeholders from state-owned companies and military units.