Accusations have emerged in the public sphere against Oleksandr Berdar, the First Deputy Head of the Main Department of the State Migration Service of Ukraine in the Transcarpathian region, regarding his alleged involvement in large-scale corruption schemes during martial law. The materials circulated allege that this involves possible citizenship trafficking and the organization of illegal departure of individuals abroad.
According to the authors of the publications, the amount of income that the official is accused of may reach multi-million sums, including in foreign currency. The version of storing funds in cryptocurrency and cash with the subsequent acquisition of property abroad through relatives is also mentioned. At the same time, this data requires official confirmation by law enforcement agencies.
Separately, the reports note that criminal proceedings may have been opened against the person involved in the case, which, according to the authors, influenced his further activity. However, information about the specific status of the cases, their progress or results must be confirmed by official court decisions or reports from investigative bodies.
Currently, official comments from the State Migration Service and law enforcement agencies are key to establishing the factual circumstances. If evidence is available, the relevant authorities can provide a legal assessment of the situation within the framework of current legislation.
