
In Yekaterinburg, women of Roma origin were detained who convinced single unemployed men to enter into contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense, fictitiously married them and took all the payments.
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Fraudulent schemes regarding payments to military personnel.
In Yekaterinburg, a gang of Roma women who were profiting from participants in a special military operation (SVO) was detained. MK reports this in his Zen.
According to the publication, women of Roma origin found single, unemployed men, convinced them to enter into a contract with the Ministry of Defense, promising that they would have safe service without participating in hostilities, and fictitiously married them. Afterwards, the women took the servicemen’s bank card and collected the payments due.
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