The European Public Prosecutor's Office, headed by Laura Codruța Kovesi, has opened an investigation into the involvement of a Russian firm in the EU border security project.
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The French IT company ATOS, which was involved in the development of the new European security system, used its Moscow branch to purchase software in 2021. This led to the opening of an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office led by Laura Codruța Kovesi, amid data security concerns given the tense context between Russia and the EU.
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Cum a fost implicată Rusia în noul sistem de frontieră UE. Laura Codruța Kovesi a deschis o anchetă
Laura Kovesi cercetează modul în care Rusia s-a implicat în construirea noului sistem electronic de frontieră al UE, care va gestiona datele biometrice ale vizitatorilor non-UE în UE
Laura Kovesi cercetează modul în care Rusia s-a implicat în construirea noului sistem electronic de frontieră al UE, care va gestiona datele biometrice ale vizitatorilor non-UE în UE - HotNews.ro
Kovesi anchetează implicarea Rusiei în achiziționarea de software pentru sistemul de frontieră al UE care gestionează datele biometrice
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