In Kyiv, the police opened a criminal case against a charitable foundation, whose representatives, under the guise of “volunteers,” collected funds allegedly to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The fund was suspected of fraud.
The details were reported by the press service of the National Police in Kiev.
What preceded
On the evening of November 16, activists released a video of communication with representatives of one of the foundations near the Heroiv Dnepra metro station in Kyiv.
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The so-called volunteers, dressed in military uniform, stood near the metro and “collected funds for the Armed Forces of Ukraine” in a box.
During the conversation, it became clear that these people had not fought anywhere, and therefore it is not clear on what basis they wore the pixelated uniform. The corresponding video was released by Ukrainian Armed Forces volunteer and war veteran Oleg Simoroz.
According to activists, the money collected by “volunteers” does not actually go in full to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Kyiv police reaction
Law enforcement officers arrived at the scene. And on the morning of November 17, it became known that the police had opened criminal proceedings.
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They will check the legality of the charity's activities.
“Last night, a video of a conflict between citizens in the Obolonsky district of the capital regarding the collection of money for the needs of the Ukrainian military spread on telegram channels… Law enforcement officers resolved the conflict,” the NPU clarified.
Five representatives of the charitable foundation were taken to the territorial police department.
The case was opened under Art. 190 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (fraud).
Law enforcement officers are now checking all representatives of the fund, as well as its documentation.
