In Kyiv, a woman who was selling humanitarian vehicles meant for the AFU was detained

In Kyiv, a woman who was selling humanitarian vehicles meant for the AFU was detained

A scheme to profit from humanitarian vehicles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine was dismantled in Kyiv.

A representative of one of the charitable foundations attempted to sell three vehicles brought from abroad for the military for $14,000. She was caught "in the act."

Law enforcement discovered that the scheme was organized by a 47-year-old native of Dnipropetrovsk region, currently residing in the capital region. She would bring vehicles to Ukraine as "humanitarian aid" for the military and then sell them. The woman faces up to seven years of imprisonment for profiting from charity.