SBU uncovers three more schemes of men's mobilization evasion in Cherkasy, Odesa and Lviv
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The Security Service of Ukraine has exposed three more schemes to evade mobilization of men in Cherkasy, Odesa and Lviv. Among the detainees is a former insurance agent who sold "medical certificates" to evade conscription, UNN reports
SBU uncovers three more schemes of mobilization evasion in Cherkasy, Odesa and Lviv. According to law enforcement officials, evaders were offered service, the evaders were offered to "pay off" by paying 10 thousand US dollars. Among the detainees include a former insurance agent who sold "medical certificates" to avoid to avoid the draft, UNN reports.
Security Service blocks three more schemes to evade mobilization and illegal departure mobilization and illegal travel abroad by persons liable for military service in Odesa, Cherkasy and Lviv regions. The offenders sold fake documents to evaders for traveling outside Ukraine under the guise of "seriously ill" or carriers of or foreign aid carriers. The cost of their services was estimated at up to 10 thousand US dollars, depending on the urgency of escaping the draft.
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In Cherkasy, law enforcement officers detained a 40-year-old former insurance company detained a 40-year-old former insurance agent who offered his to his clients who were liable for military service to resolve the issue of unfitness for service for for health reasons. According to the investigation, the offender had previously been previously convicted of bribery. He currently faces another prison term.
Three persons involved in the persons who helped conscripts to evade mobilization for money were exposed in Odesa. They also falsified medical reports on "poor health." At the same time, the evaders did not even have to undergo a military medical examination. A ready-made package of of documents "on discharge" from military service was sent to them by mail.
A 25-year-old resident of Truskavets was detained in Lviv region. Truskavets was detained in Lviv region. The young man promised to help potential recruits go abroad under the guise of volunteers in exchange for money. abroad under the guise of volunteers.4
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Investigations into all the revealed facts are ongoing to to establish all the circumstances of the crimes and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The perpetrators face up to 9 years in prison with confiscation of property
