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Required part of the military rewards for destroyed enemy equipment — suspected Lieutenant Colonel Armed Forces of Ukraine

Lieutenant Colonel of one of the military units of Armed Forces of Ukraine is suspected of demanding money for the execution of documents to receive rewards for destroyed Russian equipment.

Original: Вимагав частину винагород військових за знищену техніку ворога - підозрюється підполковник ЗСУ

War Dnipropetrovsk 14 independent outlets · 67 articles translated from Ukrainian
Photo: Shelter, Pylnyi Pohliad
В Україні вперше викрили підполковника ЗСУ на вимаганні у військових 20% від суми винагород
20% від виплат за знищену техніку: на Дніпропетровщині підполковника ЗСУ підозрюють у вимаганні грошей з військових
Photo: Shelter 1 / 2

What outlets write

  1. Censor.NET 11 November, 13:03 and 4 more outlets
    «According to the investigation, Lieutenant Colonel Armed Forces of Ukraine demanded from the military 20% of the reward for the destruction of Russian equipment»
  2. National Police of Ukraine 11 November, 12:30 and 2 more outlets
    «In September, the military received UAH 1.9 million. Of this amount, the lieutenant colonel demanded UAH 380 thousand. As the secretary of the working group confirming the destruction of enemy equipment, he threatened to block the execution of documents for payments in case of refusal to transfer money»
  3. 0564.ua (Kryvyi Rih) 11 November, 15:27
    «At the beginning of November 2026, the lieutenant colonel received an illegal benefit of UAH 380 thousand, after which he was detained in accordance with Article 208 of the CPC of Ukraine»
  4. Sobitie (Kamianske) 11 November, 15:30
    «The officer wanted to get 380 thousand hryvnias from almost 2 million, which should have been paid to the military»

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The press service of the Public Prosecutor’s Office noted that this is the first case of exposure of such a crime in Ukraine.

Suspilne News 11 November

Who reports

14 independent outlets · 67 articles

official channels Official channels · 2