A clergyman of the UOC-MP used a 10-year-old boy to help the Ukhilian cross the border.
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The hearse, driven by a priest, was stopped by border guards on the Odessa-Reni road. The cleric planned to blow up his passenger on a section of the highway so that he could enter Moldova illegally. To ensure that the number coincided at the exit from the transit road, the driver hid a 10-year-old boy under a blanket.
The child was returned to his parents.
Another attempt to illegally cross the border, which was reported by the State Tax Service on February 23, is tragicomic.
I decided to cross the border illegally, but I met wolves – this was the message the border guards received through the Trust service of the State National Security Service.
Border guards with a service dog went in search of the man. It was located near the Abamelikovo railway station in the Odessa region. As it turned out, the offender tried to illegally enter Moldova, but was prevented by wolves. He climbed a tree and called for help.
The confession still did not help him avoid administrative liability.
Today it became known that in Transcarpathia they received the body of a Ukrainian from Tisa.
The man was probably trying to cross the border via a river section. The deceased turned out to be a resident of the village of Bolshoi Bychkov. He had domestic and foreign passports, a mobile phone and bank cards with him.
Another man was reported missing by his mother a month ago. She said that her son planned to illegally reach Romania and has not been in contact since then. The search for him continues to this day.
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, this is the 20th death recorded by border guards in Tisza.
Source: Racurs
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