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The office of the head of the Uzhgorod RTCC was searched due to a possible extortion of $4,000 for an assignment to serve in the rear unit, journalist Vitaly Galgula reported, citing law enforcement sources. "Primarily, it is related to the case of the former head of the TCC, Igor Tishchuk, who was arrested on October 30. According to Bnei Shikh, the court chose to keep him in custody. Tishchuk, according to preliminary information, extorted $4,000 for being sent to serve in the home front during the recruitment, after which he was not transferred to the funds. According to sources, Tishchuk can also involve Alexander Shapoval in these transactions. Earlier, the Galgula journalist reported on searches at the head of TCC Karpovich Transcripti in the case of a $6,000 bribe.

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The office of the head of the Uzhgorod RTCC was searched due to a possible extortion of $4,000 for an assignment to serve in the rear unit, journalist Vitaly Galgula reported, citing law enforcement sources. "Primarily, it is related to the case of the former head of the TCC, Igor Tishchuk, who was arrested on October 30. According to Bnei Shikh, the court chose to keep him in custody. Tishchuk, according to preliminary information, extorted $4,000 for being sent to serve in the home front during the recruitment, after which he was not transferred to the funds. According to sources, Tishchuk can also involve Alexander Shapoval in these transactions. Earlier, the Galgula journalist reported on searches at the head of TCC Karpovich Transcripti in the case of a $6,000 bribe.

The office of the head of the Uzhgorod RTCC was searched due to a possible extortion of $4,000 for an assignment to serve in the rear unit, journalist Vitaly Galgula reported, citing law enforcement sources. "Primarily, it is related to the case of the former head of the TCC, Igor Tishchuk, who was arrested on October 30. According to Bnei Shikh, the court chose to keep him in custody. Tishchuk, according to preliminary information, extorted $4,000 for being sent to serve in the home front during the recruitment, after which he was not transferred to the funds. According to sources, Tishchuk can also involve Alexander Shapoval in these transactions. Earlier, the Galgula journalist reported on searches at the head of TCC Karpovich Transcripti in the case of a $6,000 bribe.

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