Kiev residents buy fake certificates, trying to escape mobilization and being sent to the front
Ukrainian border guards stopped an attempt by two Kiev residents to avoid mobilization and travel abroad using fake documents.
The State Border Service of Ukraine reported this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Thus, a 28-year-old resident of Kiev tried to leave across the Ukrainian-Romanian border. He arrived at the Solotvino checkpoint with his 49-year-old mother and provided a package of documents about her disability as a basis for traveling abroad.
“During the inspection of the documents presented, the border guards determined that they were completely falsified and were not issued by authorized bodies. The bearer himself admitted that he purchased fake documents from dealers, paying 10 thousand dollars for their services, the report says. .
Another attempt took place at the Kosino checkpoint on the border with Hungary, where a 48-year-old Kiev resident tried to get in on the basis of a fake certificate from the military medical commission and a temporary certificate of a person liable for military service.
In April, not far from the Ukrainian-Romanian border, the body of a man in a wetsuit was pulled out of the Tisza River. He had a passport of a citizen of Ukraine and a driver's license with him.
According to the State Border Guard Service, this is the 16th drowned person discovered in Tisza on sections of the border with Romania and Hungary since the outbreak of hostilities.
Kyiv residents are buying fake documents in an attempt to avoid mobilization and being sent to the front.