Ukraine will judge a man who sold humanitarian cars on the Internet under the guise of assistance of the Armed Forces

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/70/B5/IB-FQJ21JRD7_9EA2A6BB.jpg" Alt = "in Ukraine will be judged by a man who sold humanitarian cars on the Internet, under the guise of assistance of the Armed Forces"/~ 62 < P >< Strong > 42-year-old resident of Volyn is suspected of fraud, fake official documents, use of counterfeit documents and large-sized humanitarian aid during martial law ~ 60 > < P > The Prosecutor's Office of Volyn reported a referral to the court of an indictment against a 42-year-old resident of the region who is suspected of fraud, forgery and use of counterfeit documents, as well as illegal sale < p > About this & nbsp; reports & nbsp; Volyn prosecutor's office.

< p > According to the investigation, from November 2022 to January 2023 the man imported car into Ukraine as a humanitarian assistance for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, avoiding payment of customs payments. In customs documents, he entered false information about the recipient & ndash; Charitable Fund in Lviv and also used counterfeit documents for transportation.

< P > After that, the attacker sold cars through ads on the Internet. It was detained & nbsp; during the sale of two cars & ndash; & laquo; nissan navara & raquo; and & laquo; mazda mb 50 & raquo; & ndash; for $ 17,000.

< P > It became known that he had deceived the servicemen, taking from them 100,000 hryvnias for a car that was fully paid for by volunteer funds.

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