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    Ehemalige ukrainische Volksabgeordnete Martschenko zu zwei Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt – In einem Videobeweis versuchte sie, Bestechungsgelder über den Zaun zu werfen, die sie als Gegenleistung dafür erhielt, Menschen bei der Ausreise aus der Ukraine zu helfen


    Ehemalige ukrainische Volksabgeordnete Martschenko zu zwei Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt – In einem Videobeweis versuchte sie, Bestechungsgelder über den Zaun zu werfen, die sie als Gegenleistung dafür erhielt, Menschen bei der Ausreise aus der Ukraine zu helfen



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    3. Space-Turtle88 on

      Their investigators are doing great work gathering evidence. It builds trust in their court convictions and accusations of corruption. 

      I half expected generic raids based on ambiguous phonecalls. But this kind of evidence is damning and high quality.

    4. StonedUser_211 on

      Sorry, but this video looks familiar to me. I think it’s old footage…?!

    7. uspatent6081744a on

      A country is judged on it’s enforcement of the rule of law, not on those who break it.

      Ukraine stands tall over rouge states like USA where corruption and incompetence go unchecked and unpunished

      I am an American and endorse this message

    8. Big-Compote-5483 on

      Bit off topic, but I can’t help but get upset when I see a $100k+ car model newer than 2022 driving around. Some people get upset about the men who don’t serve being out and about in towns/cities (this doesn’t bother me, I have different views on it), but the way that seems to bother them, the new car thing bothers me. It’s just … unnecessary glut, and imo a slap in the face to those serving. I just kinda assume it’s someone like the person in this video driving it.

    9. Gied_S on

      Stupid… You need to put it in your but.. so you can use it in prison… Rookie mistake

    10. Guntztuffer on

      Kind of an ominous choice for music. I’d like to see the same video but with some dixieland jazz instead.

    11. Specialist_Ad4675 on

      So proud of those men and women who risk their life going after these grifters who leach off society.

    12. sick-of-this-crap on

      Many of those loud cases are either falling apart in the court, or those people leave the country, or they get convicted but are getting an administrative penalty in the form of a fine. Why? Because this government made many interesting amendments to laws that decrease responsibility for corruption.

      Another aspect is, if there are people who don’t want to serve in the military so badly that they’re ready to abandon their citizenship and move to another country, what’s the point in making them do that? Many of them will desert or find other ways to not participate.

      Other alternatives to forced mobilization are things like strong financial incentives, since, obviously, the current incentives in place are insufficient. There are mercenaries which are being used by ruzzians as well. Fairness in mobilization is also playing a huge role, like retirees from armed forces and law enforcement who are still of a mobilization age and never took part in combat but aren’t being mobilized due to retiree status.

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