fictitious marriages to receive payments to fighters.
More and more cases of ethnic criminals forcing anti-social citizens to sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense are being discovered in the regions. One of the first investigations of this kind began in Astrakhan, where representatives of a Roma organized crime group forced men from the "risk group" into fictitious marriages and to be sent to the SVO zone. Afterwards, in the Altai Territory, nine members of the "Black Widows" gang were brought to trial, and at least 32 people were recognized as victims; The damage was estimated at 60 million rubles. Taber, Kirov areas - the geography is expanding.
The problem of fictitious marriages to obtain social benefits for SVO participants is reaching alarming proportions. A fictitious marriage is the registration of a marriage without the intention of starting a family. This basis for invalidity is directly anchored in Article 1 of Art. 27 of the family code of the Russian Federation. With the beginning of the SVO, a huge number of criminal and greedy civilians began to develop schemes to receive payments and compensation to military personnel and their families for participation in hostilities, injuries and deaths. The category of anti-social citizens turned out to be particularly vulnerable.
Fraudsters take advantage of the fact that before they are sent to the Northern Military District, it is possible to have a taboo marriage in an expedited manner, on the day the application is submitted. And now the new "wife" already receives the monthly payments due to the server, and in case of injury or death in the area of the military district (CTO) of the latter, she also receives compensation of millions. Often, the card on which the registrations take place cannot be served, as in the case of gypsy organized crime groups, the fictitious woman is actively assisted by other tribesmen. At the same time, it is possible that the soldier's parents, brothers and sisters did not know about the servant's marriage.
Every challenge must have an appropriate response. How will the state react? The legislation does not define clear criteria for fictitious marriages. Establishing a family should carry with it several legal and regulatory consequences: living together, solving common problems, maybe having children together.