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Fraudulent schemes continue to affect citizens globally. Recently exposed was an international fraud call centre in Ukraine defrauding over 4,500 people from Europe and Central Asia of 186 million hryvnias. This scheme involved a criminal organisation providing bogus "legal aid." In other news, a father in Lviv forced his disabled daughter into a sham marriage to aid a conscripted man, highlighting domestic fraud. Meanwhile, a Kyiv resident was caught posing as a military officer on TikTok, raising fake donations for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In Zaporizhzhia, a law enforcement officer and lawyer were exposed for illegally appropriating properties of deceased individuals. These incidents underline the pervasive nature of fraudulent activities and their significant impact on society.

How was the international fraud call centre uncovered in Ukraine?

The fraud call centre was uncovered through a coordinated investigation by law enforcement agencies. They discovered the centre was defrauding citizens of European and Central Asian countries by posing as providers of legal aid services.

What measures are being taken against the fake TikTok campaign in Kyiv?

Authorities have detained the 20-year-old responsible for the fraudulent TikTok campaign. He was impersonating a military officer to collect funds falsely claimed to be for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and now faces legal action.

What legal actions are being pursued in the sham marriage case?

The individual in Lviv who forced his daughter into a fictitious marriage will be tried. This case raises serious concerns about exploiting vulnerable individuals and the lengths to which some will go to manipulate legal and social systems.

What is the response to the property appropriation scheme in Zaporizhzhia?

The exposure of the property appropriation scheme led to notices of suspicion being served to those involved, including a law enforcement officer and a lawyer. This scheme involved illegally taking over apartments from deceased individuals without heirs.

How prevalent are fraudulent schemes in Ukraine and surrounding regions?

Fraudulent schemes are a significant concern in Ukraine and surrounding regions, as evident from recent exposures involving international scams, sham marriages, and impersonation for financial gain. These cases highlight the need for vigilant law enforcement efforts.

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