Ukraine dismantles military scheme that stole drones and resold them to the Army itself
Ukraine's Prosecutor's Office dismantled a scheme inside the Armed Forces that took drones from its own arsenal, erased their serial numbers and altered brands and QR codes at a workshop in Dnipropetrovsk to resell them to the Army as new. Acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalski reported 600 drones recovered and 16 suspects detained, including the ringleader, a former soldier. The scheme cost the state about 16 million hryvnias.
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- The Prosecutor's Office recovered 600 drones and detained 16 suspects, including the ringleader, a former soldier
- Stolen drones were altered at a workshop in Dnipropetrovsk and resold to the Army as new
- The cost to the state is estimated at 16 million hryvnias (about 315,000 euros)
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