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A serviceman in Cherkasy was tried for fakes in the 'Oberih' system

A mobilization department employee in Cherkasy was tried for entering fake data into the 'Oberih' system. The court found him guilty of inflating mobilization statistics and imposed a fine and probation.

In brief

  • The mobilization department employee entered fake data into the 'Oberih' system.
  • The mobilization information about people was false.
  • The court imposed a fine of 34,000 hryvnias.
  • He was released from imprisonment with a one-year probation.
  • He was banned from holding positions related to access to automated systems.
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  • Undisclosed 1 source

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    • first item
    • earliest
    • local

    Військовослужбовець вносив фейкові відомості в «Оберіг» на Черкащині, щоб підвіщити статистику мобілізації

    • first item
    • in the wave, 50 min later
    • local

    На Черкащині працівник мобілізаційного відділу вносив фейкові дані в систему «Оберіг», щоб завищити показники мобілізації.

    • first item
    • in the wave, 1 h later
    • local

    На Черкащині працівник мобілізаційного відділу тцк вносив фейкові дані в систему «Оберіг», щоб завищити показники мобілізації.

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