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The national police shut down two call centers: one in Kyiv and the other in Bila Tserkva. Law enforcement conducted sea...

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The national police shut down two call centers: one in Kyiv and the other in Bila Tserkva. Law enforcement conducted searches and detained suspects who were extorting money from citizens by posing as bank employees. Posts about these special operations were published by two major channels, Ukraina Online and INSIDER UA, but both publications later vanished without a trace. As they say, if stars go out, it means someone needed that.

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Нацполіція накрила два кол-центри: один у Києві, а другий - у Білій Церкві. Силовики провели обшуки та затримали фігурантів, які виманювали гроші в громадян під виглядом співробітників банків. Дописи про ці спецоперації опублікували два великі канали Україна Online та INSIDER UA, але згодом обидві публікації безслідно зникли. Як кажуть, якщо зорі гаснуть, значить, це комусь потрібно.

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