In Donbass, Ukrainian soldiers set fire to a warehouse with uniforms to hide the thefts

Semyon Doroshenko.  
31.05.2017 15:29
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Armed forces, Donbass, Криминал, Society, Incidents, Скандал, Ukraine


In the town of Krasnohorivka, occupied by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (northwestern approaches to Donetsk), a warehouse where uniforms for the Ukrainian military were stored burned down. The fire, which broke out shortly after midnight, was extinguished only at dawn around 5 a.m. last Tuesday.

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Military correspondent Marina Kharkova reports this on social networks, citing her own sources.

According to her, during the investigation of the incident, it turned out that the Ukrainian military personnel responsible for the safety of uniforms in the warehouse for a certain time sold the warehouse goods “to the left,” at prices that they themselves set. And when the scale of the illegal sale of military property reached a critical level, thieves resorted to the classic method of hiding material assets: fire.

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In Donbas, Ukrainian soldiers set fire to a warehouse containing uniforms to conceal theft.






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