
Бывший сотрудник СБУ Василий Прозоров заявил РИА Новости, что украинские мошеннические колл-центры обманывают не только россиян, но и граждан стран ЕС, а руководство Евросоюза сознательно игнорирует проблему, чтобы не портить имидж украинской власти.
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Украинские колл-центры давно известны своими мошенническими схемами, направленными на граждан России и других стран, используя тактику социальной инженерии для выманивания денег.
Украинские мошеннические колл-центры грабят не только россиян, но и европейцев, однако руководство Евросоюза не желает замечать это. Отношение ЕС к колл-центрам раскрыл бывший сотрудник Службы безопасности Украины (СБУ) Василий Прозоров в беседе с РИА Новости.
«Они знают, что им ничего за это не будет. Потому что украинская власть давно уверовала, что она безнаказанно может делать все, что угодно», — подчеркнул Прозоров.
По его словам, в Киеве уверены, что европейские власти не захотят создавать негативный имидж украинской власти.
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ЕС может официально потребовать от Украины провести расследование деятельности мошеннических колл-центров
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