Slovak police are investigating the sale of 14 KUB air defence systems that were reportedly classified as unusable scrap metal. Newly discovered documents indicate the decision to deem these vehicles unfit for service originated during the tenure of Robert Kaliňák as Defence Minister. The investigation centres on whether the equipment was deliberately misclassified to facilitate its sale, potentially bypassing standard procedures for disposing of military hardware. Concerns are rising over the potential for this equipment to end up in the wrong hands, given its military capabilities. The circumstances surrounding the classification and subsequent sale are now under intense scrutiny, raising questions about transparency and accountability within the Defence Ministry. Authorities are working to determine if any laws were broken during the process and who may have benefitted from the sale.