“ The capital’s law enforcement officers exposed fraudsters who were going to inform on behalf of the Hero of Ukraine the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Robert Brovdi, with the call sign “Magyar”. Source: Metropolitan Police, Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office Details: According to the investigation, 17-year-old and 20-year-old Odesa residents created a number of fake accounts under the name of a Ukrainian soldier. It was established that the suspects created a fake page on the TikTok social network, from which they collected aid for the military on behalf of the SBS commander. In fact, they spent the money received on their own needs. It is previously known that at least one million hryvnias was deposited into the boys’ accounts. They collected money through a fake page for almost six months. The actions of the suspects are classified as fraud, committed by a group of persons based on a prior conspiracy, through illegal operations using electronic computing equipment. police photo Suspects have been declared against the perpetrators, they face up to eight years in prison. photo of the police Currently, the court has chosen preventive measures for them: the 20-year-old defendant is in custody, and the minor suspect is placed under house arrest. Investigations are underway to establish possible accomplices, the full circle of victims and the total amount of damages. Additional qualifications are possible. police photo ”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Metropolitan Police, Kyiv City Prosecutor’s Office
Details: According to the investigation, 17-year-old and 20-year-old residents of Odesa region created a number of fake accounts under the name of a Ukrainian soldier.
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It was established that the suspects created a fake page on the TikTok social network, from which they collected aid for the military on behalf of the SBS commander. In fact, they spent the money received on their own needs. It is previously known that at least one million hryvnias was deposited into the boys’ accounts. They collected money through a fake page for almost six months.
The actions of the suspects are classified as fraud, committed by a group of persons based on a prior conspiracy, through illegal operations using electronic computing equipment.

Suspicions have been announced to the perpetrators, they face up to eight years in prison.

So far, the court has chosen preventive measures for them: the 20-year-old defendant is in custody, and the juvenile suspect is under house arrest.
Investigations are underway to establish possible accomplices, the full circle of victims and the total amount of damages. Additional qualifications are possible.
