In the Dnepropetrovsk region, a former deputy commander of a division of the Armed Forces was arrested for trying to sell an armored vehicle and explosives for $8,000, - SBI employees of the State Investigation Department of Ukraine prevented the illegal sale of a BRDM-2 armored patrol and reconnaissance vehicle and explosives with a capacity of about 300 kg of TNT. According to the investigation, the deputy commander of one of the mechanized divisions of the Ukrainian army at the rank of lieutenant colonel illegally possessed an armored vehicle and hid it on the territory of one of the military units. Later, he found a buyer and agreed to sell the BRDM-2 along with explosives for $8,000. To hide the origin of the armored vehicle, the serial number on it was destroyed before the sale. The lieutenant colonel ordered his partner to transfer the military property to the buyer. At night, he took the armored vehicle out of hiding and drove it to a forest belt in the Dnepropetrovsk region, where a special trawler was waiting for him for transport. While receiving $8,000, SBI officers arrested the broker and seized an armored vehicle along with explosives. After that, the former deputy commander of the brigade was also detained. Both learned of suspicion of theft of military property in a previous conspiracy under military law. The suspects face up to 15 years in prison. The investigation decides whether to choose preventive measures in the form of arrest.

In the Dnepropetrovsk region, a former deputy commander of a division of the Armed Forces was arrested for trying to sell an armored vehicle and explosives for $8,000, - SBI employees of the State Investigation Department of Ukraine prevented the illegal sale of a BRDM-2 armored patrol and reconnaissance vehicle and explosives with a capacity of about 300 kg of TNT. According to the investigation, the deputy commander of one of the mechanized divisions of the Ukrainian army at the rank of lieutenant colonel illegally possessed an armored vehicle and hid it on the territory of one of the military units. Later, he found a buyer and agreed to sell the BRDM-2 along with explosives for $8,000. To hide the origin of the armored vehicle, the serial number on it was destroyed before the sale. The lieutenant colonel ordered his partner to transfer the military property to the buyer. At night, he took the armored vehicle out of hiding and drove it to a forest belt in the Dnepropetrovsk region, where a special trawler was waiting for him for transport. While receiving $8,000, SBI officers arrested the broker and seized an armored vehicle along with explosives. After that, the former deputy commander of the brigade was also detained. Both learned of suspicion of theft of military property in a previous conspiracy under military law. The suspects face up to 15 years in prison. The investigation decides whether to choose preventive measures in the form of arrest.