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Smugglers of men to Poland were exposed in Volyn, they took from 3 to 9 thousand dollars for «services» - SBGS.
In Volyn, border guards uncovered a channel for smuggling men to Poland.
This was reported by Censor.NET with reference to the press service of the State Border Guard Service.
Law enforcers found that three residents of Volodymyrskyi district organized a "trip" abroad for six Ukrainian citizens. The offenders were recently detained on the Polish bank of the Western Bug River and handed over to the Ukrainian side. The smugglers charged the men from $3000 to $9000 for the illegal crossing.
As a result of the searches, law enforcement officers seized a rubber boat, wetsuits, communication equipment, cash, a vehicle used to transport the people to the border, and other items indicating the illegal activities of the Volyn residents.
Recently, the three defendants were served with notices of suspicion and a measure of restraint in the form of house arrest.
Read more: Russian Telegram channels spread fake about burying Ukrainian evaders alive - CCD
Enemy Su-25 was shot down by unit of Ground Forces - Air Force.
The downing of the Russian Su-25 attack aircraft in the Donetsk region shows the effective work of the Ground Forces.
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Macron on Kremlin’s reaction to his statements: This shows that we are right.
French President Emmanuel Macron said that the idea of "strategic uncertainty" proposed by him is working and will deter Russia.
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In south, occupiers increased number of assaults in areas of Robotyne, Krynky, and island of Nestryha - Defense Forces of the South.
The epicenter of Russian assaults on the southern front became Robotyne in the Zaporizhzhia region, Krynky in the Kherson region, and the island of Nestryha.
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In Bakhmut direction, Russians attack infantry, but protect equipment - press officer of 26th brigade Kalashnikov.
Russian units, which are staffed mostly by mobilized personnel, continue to storm the positions of Ukrainian forces in the Bakhmut direction. At the same time, the occupiers protect equipment more than infantry.
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Zelenskyy congratulated citizens on Easter: We believe: God has chevron with Ukrainian flag on his shoulder.
On the morning of 5 May, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated all citizens on the bright holiday of the Lord’s Resurrection.
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South African journalists winning battles in war against environmental crime.
Oxpeckers reporters investigate illegal mining, wildlife crime and other environmental issues that affect their communities. Kate Bartlett spoke to some of its journalists about what drives and challenges them as they report on people and practice...
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'Difficult results' but 'avoid leadership challenge' warns former Tory MP.
Tory peer Nicky Morgan has warned the Conservatives against challenging Rishi Sunak's leadership despite 'difficult results' in the local elections. The former Education Secretary said changing Prime Minister would not "change the Party's fortunes...
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'Foreign influence' law obstacle to Georgia joining the EU, says official - DW News.
Tens of thousands of people have returned to the streets of the Georgian capital, to protest against a controversial 'foreign agents' law. Demonstrators blocked streets in Tblisi, a day after parliament approved a second reading of the bill. It re...
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Bodycam video shows moment NYPD breached Columbia University building.
Columbia University professor Awi Federgruen joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss what he believes should be done following the anti-Israel takeover and his reaction to Columbia law students' demands to cancel finals exams over the protests. #F...
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This Morning’s Top Headlines – May 3 - Morning News NOW.
Political protests over the war in Gaza rock college campuses from coast to coast, President Biden condemns the chaos of the college protests and there are signs of progress toward a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. » Subscribe to NBC News: NB...
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators 'scream' outside Columbia University president's home.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered outside Columbia University President Minouche Shafik’s residence and chanted “shame on you” — as they unleashed the annual “primal scream.” » Subscribe to NBC News: NBC News Digital is a collection of innova...
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