Media: Estonia to buy arms and ammunition worth €195 million

The Estonian State Defence Investment Centre has announced a tender for the purchase of weapons and ammunition worth €195 million. It's from sb.by.

According to TASS with reference to the Estonian portal of the national state television and radio ERR, we are talking about the supply of weapons caliber 40 and 23 mm and components for them, as well as 76-, 40- and 23-millimeter ammunition.

Under the terms of the tender, the products must be manufactured in the countries of the European Union or the North Atlantic Alliance and are currently in service with regular or special units of the armed forces of the member states or undergo the stage of adoption into service.

Of the €195 million earmarked for purchases, €145 million is earmarked for ammunition and €50 million for weapons. For each part of the purchase, a contract will be concluded for seven years.

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