Head of regional recruitment center in Kramatorsk district charged with forging documents.
Three employees at the district centers of recruitment and social support of the Kramatorsk district will be tried for forging documents for conscripted citizens to allow them to leave Ukraine by claiming they are unfit for military service, Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) said[1] on July 4. According to an investigation launched by the SBI, the head of the center and two employees issued fake temporary IDs to conscripts and certificates from the military medical commission, which stated that the person was unfit for military service. The head of one of the regional territorial recruitment centers sought out conscripted citizens who wished to leave Ukraine, charging a price of £2,000-£3,000 for the forged documents.
Five individuals were caught using fake documents supplied by this recruitment center in Chernivtsi and Zakarpattia oblasts. "The head of one of the regional territorial recruitment centers is charged with the formation of an organized group and the organization of illegal transportation of persons across the state border, and with the organization of official forgery," the SBI wrote in its investigation. The other two employees are charged with aiding in the illegal transportation of persons across the border.
The three individuals responsible for the scheme could face up to nine years in prison.
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Haley Zehrung
Haley Zehrung is a news reporter at the Kyiv Independent. Previously, she was a Title VIII Fellow at the Department of State, where she conducted archival research in Kyrgyzstan.
She has also worked at C4ADS, the Middle East Institute, and Barnard College.
Haley completed a master's degree in Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian Regional Studies at Columbia University with a focus on Central Asia.