“ The National Police is in favor of increasing responsibility for the illegal crossing of people across the state border of Ukraine, as well as for the sale of trophy weapons or ammunition. Source: Head of the National Police Strategic Investigation Department Andriy Rubel in a comment to Ukrinform direct language: “In war, we were faced with phenomena that were not so large -scale before. For example, illegal crossing of people across the state border, trading in trophy. Defense and create the ground for the activities of organized groups. Details: According to Rubel, it is about the introduction of severe sanctions of the Criminal Code, an increase in the size of the pledge, and for the organizers of criminal schemes – even unprecedented detention. The head of the DSR added that the criminal world is constantly adapting, finding new sparins, using modern tools – from cryptocurrencies to cross -border schemes. “If we want to stay ahead, then the legislation should have time for these changes. It is not only about increasing punishment, but a comprehensive updating of approaches: from a clearer regulation of financial flows and transparency in the field National Police.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Andriy Rubel. Photo from the Site “Public” Source: Head of the National Police Strategic Investigation Department Andriy Rubel in a comment to Ukrinform
Direct Language: “In the face of war, we were faced with phenomena that were not so large -scale before. For example, illegal crossing of people across the state border, trading in trophy weapons or ammunition, including criminality. Such crimes pose a tremendous threat to national security, because they undermine their defense. Responsibility. ”
Advertising:
Details: According to Rubel, it is about the introduction of severe sanctions of the Criminal Code, an increase in the size of the pledge, and for the organizers of criminal schemes – even non -alternative detention.
The head of the DSR added that the criminal world is constantly adapting, finding new sparins, using modern tools – from cryptocurrencies to cross -border schemes.
“If we want to stay ahead, then the legislation should have time for these changes. It is not only about increasing punishment, but a comprehensive updating of approaches: from a clearer regulation of financial flows and transparency in the field National Police.