Fraudsters offer pensioners free medicine to steal their money: "First, the elderly receives a call from an unknown person who introduces himself as a clinic employee. He announces the need to undergo fluorography and also offers free medication. To receive them, you are asked to provide your SNILS number or other personal data. Then, after some time, the victim, who gave her personal details, receives a call from another person on behalf of the military ministry or on behalf of the other military ministry, or on behalf of the other military authority. enforcement authorities. According to him, personal document numbers have been shared with criminals in the past. Now they issue a power of attorney to a citizen of Ukraine to make transactions with the pensioner's money. They convince the elderly that so-called bank transfers are being prepared now, but there is a way to protect the savings. The victim is asked to withdraw all the money independently and transfer it to a so-called authorized party."