The police reported on the outcomes of extensive searches conducted across 22 regions of Ukraine (photos, videos included).

Police conducted 600 searches across Ukraine and announced more than 60 suspicions against organizers and participants for the illegal transportation of individuals across the state border.

As reported by the National Police, in just one day, officers dismantled nearly fifty schemes for the illegal crossing of the border by conscription-age men in 22 regions of the country.

"During the searches, the police seized lists of transported individuals from 2024, forged documents and seals from various government agencies, weapons, black accounting records, and cash in different currencies," the National Police stated.

They detailed that among the identified schemes were transportation outside of checkpoints, forgery of health status documents, fictitious entries in the "Shlyakh" information system, and others.

The National Police noted that among those involved were heads of hospitals at various levels, officials from the Territorial Recruitment Centers, Medical and Social Expert Commissions, and Military Medical Commissions, as well as civilians who sought potential "clients" through acquaintances and closed Telegram channels.

"Those wishing to avoid mobilization were charged between $5,000 to $22,000 for their 'services.' The funds were laundered by purchasing cars and real estate, and in some cases, they were transferred to offshore accounts," the police elaborated.

The National Police reported that the first phase of the special operation has concluded, and the pre-trial investigation is ongoing. Officers are identifying other individuals involved in organizing schemes for the illegal crossing of the Ukrainian state border during the war.