Combating collaboration: 14 suspicions in a week and over a thousand convictions in 2025
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Over the past week, law enforcement officials reported 14 new suspicions of collaborative activities. In 2025, courts have already issued 1,115 verdicts for cooperation with the occupation authorities.
Over the past week, law enforcement officers reported 14 new suspicions of collaborationist activities. In total, in 2025, courts have already issued more than a thousand verdicts for cooperation with the occupation authorities. This was reported by the Office of the Prosecutor General, writes UNN.
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The prosecutor's office continues to prosecute citizens who deliberately worked for the occupation authorities. Last week alone, 14 new suspicions of collaborationist activities were reported.
Specifically documented:
- Work in the "administrations" of Luhansk region, performing organizational and economic functions of the occupation authorities.
- Service in the units of the so-called "police" and "Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation", including in leadership positions, maintaining public order in favor of the aggressor state.
- Work in illegal courts of Crimea and Sevastopol, actual implementation of the judicial power of the occupier.
- Activities in illegal customs bodies of the occupation administration and processing of goods according to Russian legislation.
- Participation in the so-called "precinct election commissions" in Zaporizhzhia, which ensured the holding of pseudo-elections.
- Business cooperation with occupation structures and obtaining multi-million dollar profits.
- Facilitating the implementation of decisions of the occupation authorities through the transfer of material resources and organizational support.
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The Prosecutor General's Office notes that these are not isolated cases, but systemic work.
In 2025, law enforcement agencies recorded 1714 criminal offenses related to collaborationism. Based on the results of investigations:
- 719 people were notified of suspicion;
- 523 indictments have already been sent to court;
- courts convicted 1115 people for collaborationist activities.