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Ukrainian serviceman Oleksandr Skalatsky from Chernihiv region, after being released from Russian captivity, learned that his wife, without his knowledge, filed for divorce and received about 2,5 million UAH of monetary allowance that was accrued during his captivity.
As Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports, after the serviceman fell into captivity, his wife received 100% of the man's monetary allowance. Following changes in the law, she had the right to 50% of payments, but up to now, according to the serviceman, she managed to divorce him without informing either him or the military unit.
According to Skalatsky, after returning from captivity he also learned that his former wife filed for child support.
"When I returned from captivity, my former wife also filed for alimony. I have a third disability group. I live on a pension and pay alimony," the serviceman said.
In addition, according to the soldier, the woman gained access to his bank accounts that were opened before captivity. He claims she reactivated his SIM card and, via mobile banking, transferred to herself over 70 thousand hryvnias.
Currently, the serviceman has turned to law enforcement. He says a criminal case has been opened on suspicion of fraud in especially large amounts. He also plans to go to court to protect his rights.
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