Three people have been indicted in Romania over an alleged €3.5 million fraud connected to 237 EU-funded agricultural projects, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) said. The case concerns accusations of fraud linked to non-repayable EU money meant to support small farms and young farmers. The EPPO filed the indictment at the Bucharest Tribunal against three individuals. The alleged scheme involved EU support for 237 projects. The funding is described as non-repayable, meaning it is not intended to be repaid if the projects proceed as planned. The latest step in the case is the indictment filing, putting the matter before the Bucharest Tribunal.