In Kyiv, the vice-chancellor of one of the local universities was detained for attempting to create a bribe. The official demanded $2,000 from the applicant in exchange for admission to graduate school, which allowed the young man to receive a deferment from mobilization. This was reported by the National Police of Ukraine.
The vice-chancellor of the capital's university was detained, who for two thousand dollars helped an applicant enter a graduate school and thus avoid mobilization. This was reported to the Kyiv police.
The investigators of the Kyiv police, together with the operatives of the Ukrainian Ukrainian SSR, exposed the vice-rector for educational, scientific and industrial issues of one of the capital's universities, who for $2,000 "solved issues" regarding the enrollment of applicants for studies
A man approached the vice-rector with the intention of enrolling in postgraduate studies at a higher educational institution. In this way, he wanted to get a reason for postponement of conscription for military service. The vice-rector assured the man of successful enrollment in his studies by influencing the members of the examination commission, on the condition that he would pay him 2,000 dollars.
Law enforcement officers detained a university official while accepting a bribe and informed him of suspicion under part 3 of Art. 369-2 of the Criminal Code - abuse of influence.
He faces up to eight years in prison.
