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In Ukraine, decommissioned UAVs were sold to Ukrainian armed forces under the guise of new Ukraine's SBI reported uncovering a group that altered serial numbers and markings of military UAVs, then resold the equipment to the Ukrainian military under contracts. The searches were conducted in eight areas, including Kharkiv. The group has 604 drones, tens of millions of hryvnias and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, jewelry and cars. According to the researchers, Nezlazhnia can re-pay for equipment already purchased for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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In Ukraine, decommissioned UAVs were sold to Ukrainian armed forces under the guise of new Ukraine's SBI reported uncovering a group that altered serial numbers and markings of military UAVs, then resold the equipment to the Ukrainian military under contracts. The searches were conducted in eight areas, including Kharkiv. The group has 604 drones, tens of millions of hryvnias and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, jewelry and cars. According to the researchers, Nezlazhnia can re-pay for equipment already purchased for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In Ukraine, decommissioned UAVs were sold to Ukrainian armed forces under the guise of new Ukraine's SBI reported uncovering a group that altered serial numbers and markings of military UAVs, then resold the equipment to the Ukrainian military under contracts. The searches were conducted in eight areas, including Kharkiv. The group has 604 drones, tens of millions of hryvnias and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, jewelry and cars. According to the researchers, Nezlazhnia can re-pay for equipment already purchased for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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