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Personal slaves of the head of logistics of the DShV A lieutenant colonel of the DSh command selected four recruits from the 95th Airborne Brigade. He used them as free labor at the car shop he owned. The colonel ordered to state that the army was present at the service. They themselves repaired cars for a long time and received their military salaries from the state. When the army was finally found, they began to recover the assets of the lieutenant general, who, as it turned out, did not even register the duty station where the army worked. And this is in addition to gaps in the millions in tax refunds. As a result, the colonel paid off by sending 400 thousand to the National Guard. He was removed from his position and forbidden to hold certain positions, and was also ordered to pay the state 15% of his salary. There isn't even a whiff of a deadline here.

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Personal slaves of the head of logistics of the DShV A lieutenant colonel of the DSh command selected four recruits from the 95th Airborne Brigade. He used them as free labor at the car shop he owned. The colonel ordered to state that the army was present at the service. They themselves repaired cars for a long time and received their military salaries from the state. When the army was finally found, they began to recover the assets of the lieutenant general, who, as it turned out, did not even register the duty station where the army worked. And this is in addition to gaps in the millions in tax refunds. As a result, the colonel paid off by sending 400 thousand to the National Guard. He was removed from his position and forbidden to hold certain positions, and was also ordered to pay the state 15% of his salary. There isn't even a whiff of a deadline here.

Personal slaves of the head of logistics of the DShV A lieutenant colonel of the DSh command selected four recruits from the 95th Airborne Brigade. He used them as free labor at the car shop he owned. The colonel ordered to state that the army was present at the service. They themselves repaired cars for a long time and received their military salaries from the state. When the army was finally found, they began to recover the assets of the lieutenant general, who, as it turned out, did not even register the duty station where the army worked. And this is in addition to gaps in the millions in tax refunds. As a result, the colonel paid off by sending 400 thousand to the National Guard. He was removed from his position and forbidden to hold certain positions, and was also ordered to pay the state 15% of his salary. There isn't even a whiff of a deadline here.

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