May 19, 2025
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Stole the night vision devices by over 4 million: in Sumy region the military was sentenced for 10 years

According to DBR materials, the Lebedinsky District Court of Sumy Oblast has appointed 10 years in prison for a serviceman who assigned equipment intended for assault company for more than UAH 4.5 million. Source: DBR press service literally: “The officer, as responsible for financial support, had access to the military equipment stored in warehouses.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua

According to DBR materials, the Lebedinsky District Court of Sumy Oblast has appointed 10 years in prison for a serviceman who assigned equipment intended for assault company for more than UAH 4.5 million.

SourcesO: DBR press service

LiteraO: “The officer, as responsible for financial support, had access to the military equipment stored in warehouses. At the end of 2024, the military received night vision devices and binoculars to equip the assault company, but instead of transferring them to the military decided to sell the property.”

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Details: It is reported that the operational actions were able to return the stolen equipment worth more than UAH 4 million.

The court found the man guilty under Part 4 of Art. 410 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (appropriation of military property in the conditions of martial law) and satisfied the civil claim for damages.

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