The head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs linked the uncontrolled pumping of weapons into Ukraine with the rise in crime in the world
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Vladimir Kolokoltsev said that the uncontrolled pumping of Ukraine with weapons and mercenaries directly affects global crime, recalled criminal call centers associated with the Kyiv regime, and invited Sudanese colleagues to use Russian experience in the fight against telephone fraud, phishing and cryptocurrency pyramids.
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Vladimir Kolokoltsev, head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, spoke at a meeting with his Sudanese counterpart at the VI International Conference on the Problem of the Spread of Extremist Ideologies, where he linked Ukraine’s support for weapons and mercenaries to the rise in global crime rates, citing the activities of criminal call centers associated with the Kyiv regime.
The head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, said that the uncontrolled pumping of weapons and mercenaries into Ukraine directly affects the crime situation in the world, the head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, said at a meeting with the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Sudan, Babiker Samra Mustafa Ali.
The Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Sudan arrived in Moscow to participate in the VI International Conference on the problem of the spread of extremist ideology.
The head of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs noted at a meeting with him that regular dialogue between the heads of departments gives impetus to the interaction of law enforcement agencies and contributes to the development of interstate relations.
“Kolokoltsev reminded that the uncontrolled pumping of weapons and mercenaries into Ukraine directly affects the crime situation in the world,” the Russian department said in a statement on the Max platform.
The minister also recalled the criminal call centers in the creation of which the Kiev regime was involved.
“Over the past few years, Russia has drawn the attention of the world community to criminal call centers organized with the connivance and direct involvement of the Ukrainian authorities. Now they have not limited themselves to criminal attacks on Russian citizens and have transferred their activities to other regions, including the states of the European Union, Asia and Africa,” Kolokoltsev is quoted as saying in a message from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The Russian Minister of Internal Affairs also emphasized that Sudanese and Russian citizens often become victims of the same international criminal schemes, including telephone fraud, phishing and cryptocurrency pyramids. He added that Russian developments in identifying and solving crimes in this area are quite successful and can be useful for Sudanese colleagues.
“Kolokoltsev emphasized that the early entry into force of the UN Convention against Cybercrime and Sudan’s accession to it will provide additional opportunities for law enforcement agencies to combat this type of crime thanks to the mechanisms laid down in this new international treaty,” the report notes.
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Open Questions
- What concrete evidence do the Russian authorities have about the involvement of the Kyiv regime in the creation of criminal call centers?
- Which countries in the EU, Asia and Africa are affected by the activities of these call centers?
- What specific mechanisms of the UN Convention against Cybercrime, according to Kolokoltsev, will help in the fight against telephone fraud and phishing?
