[ad_1]
The Chief of Staff of the Army, General Rovisco Duarte, said that he was aware of the "weight of the incident" in Tancos warehouses there a year ago.
The Chief of the Defense Staff (CEME) who has already been invested about 4.3 million euros in security after the disappearance of weapons and explosives in the warehouses from Tancos a year ago
General Rovisco Duarte, in response to questions from Deputy CDS-PP João Rebelo, of the Parliamentary Committee of National Defense, assured that the army was aware of the "Weight of the event" and its importance for "institutional credibility and prestige" and thus collaborated with "accelerated examination and pressures from certain sectors" I have a list of investments made and I have say that right now, there are about 4.3 million euros, Santa Margarida and other units, improvements in image capture, improvements in the collection of war material, "he said, adding that he maintained a normal activity, especially with the support n forest fires by 16,000 soldiers and other commitments.
Rovisco Duarte referred to "the emptying of Tancos National Parks, investments in Santa Margarida and a series of units, institutions and agencies throughout the country, with the revision of regulations and the implementation of procedures related to security ".
"[O Exército]" [O Exército] made the necessary investigations, implemented the required measures, responded to the supervision and provided the requested assistance to the competent institutions for which he was responsible.
With regard to the concrete operation of emptying warehouses of Tancos, the CEME revealed that "1,008 pallets" had been transferred material, a total of "1,170 tons, nearly one million "articles," involving "16 vehicles for about a month." [19659003] The CEME listening initiative came from the CDS-PP following a report from the weekly Expresso, dated July 14, which provided more missing military equipment than had been recovered by the Military Judiciary Police of the Chamusca region, after the theft of war material from the Tancos national shipyards in June 2017.
Citing parts of the prosecutor's notices, Expresso reported that in addition to 9mm ammunition was missing that was recovered at Chamusca, such as tear gas canisters, an offensive hand grenade, and linear cutting charges. The missing material, according to the same statement of the public prosecutor, would be "a danger for internal security".
[ad_2]
Source link
