Criminals from Kyiv profited from clothing for the military.
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In the capital, law enforcement officers exposed a criminal group that organized transactions with clothing and equipment for one of the city’s territorial defense brigades. Body armor, helmets, winter and summer sets of clothing and shoes worth at least UAH 3.6 million were stolen. The State Bureau of Investigation reported this on February 28.
Businessmen illegally wrote off military property and then sold it. The stolen goods were stored in an improvised warehouse in one of the Kyiv garages.
During the searches, law enforcement officers discovered large stocks of items that the suspects later wanted to sell via the Internet. To do this, they cut off tags indicating that the property belonged to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The investigation established that military personnel who ensured the write-off of military property and civilians who sold it were involved in the scheme. This scheme was organized by a civilian who influenced the military under his control.
The organizer and two other people, including a military man, were detained during the sale of a consignment of military equipment worth more than UAH 2 million at a discount of almost 50%.
All attackers were informed of suspicion of misappropriation of military property organized by the group. They face up to 15 years in prison.
Let us recall that the platoon commander of one of the military air defense units of the Odessa region was informed of suspicion of negligence in military service, because during the war he sold more than 20 tons of 30 tons of strategic fuel.
Source: Racurs
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