The SBU stopped all three defendants who were “hot” when they were transferred to the next bribe for fake medical reports.
Ukraine’s Security Service has removed the next procedure from mobilizing south of Ukraine: in the Odessa region, the head and two members of the local expert team for the assessment of the day -to -day work (former MSEC), exchanging the fictional nurses, is confined. The SBU reported it to its channel on Telegram.
“For the amount of 3 thousand US dollars, they made unreasonable conclusions for deviations about allegedly having a serious illness with the subsequent establishment of a disabilities. To” stamp “fake medical documents, the transaction organizer attracted members of the specialized team -the prime physician -Cardiologist and medical register,” said the report.
Entrepreneurs have received “orders” from at least fifty customers hoping to avoid calling or getting rid of the service.
The SBU stopped all three defendants who were “in the hot” when they were given the next bribe for fake medical reports.
During searches, detainees found draft records, personal files of conscripts and smartphones with evidence of illegal activity.
Security investigators informed them under two Articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine:
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Adopting a proposal, commitment or acceptance of the unlawful benefit of an officer (part 3 of Article 368 of the UKU);
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The barrier of the legitimate activities of the armed forces of Ukraine and other military units (part 1 of Article 114-1 UKU).
The attacks are in custody, they face up to 10 years in prison with confiscation of property.
Keep in mind that the organizers of illegal schemes for deviators have reached the “new level”, which arranges unusual cache on trucks.
Earlier it was reported that law enforcement officials conducted more than 150 simultaneous searches as part of a special operation to block ferrying sloppers overseas channels.
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Source: korrespondent
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