The SBU is giving a “nightmare” to a Ukrainian bank because people use it to send aid to relatives in Donbass
In Kyiv, the Security Service of Ukraine began to “nightmare” Unicredit Bank under the pretext of fighting the so-called “financing of terrorism.”
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This was reported by SBU press secretary Elena Gitlyanskaya.
“Now a search is being conducted as part of criminal proceedings under Part 3 of Article 258 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, that is, financing of terrorism. This is being done in order to stop funding the terrorist organizations “LPR” and “DPR,” Gitlyanskaya said.
“These actions are being carried out against legal entities and individuals who used bank accounts to finance a terrorist organization,” added the SBU spokeswoman.
The Ukrainian special service blocked the mechanism for financial transfers of citizens to the DPR and LPR through the international payment system. It was reported that we are talking about 17 electronic wallets registered in the system, through which people provided assistance to their relatives in the Donbass.
However, the SBU claims that this money was intended for the purchase of weapons for the militia.
Let us also recall that by doing so, Ukraine is once again violating the obligations it assumed under the Minsk agreement to immediately end the financial and other types of blockade of Donbass.
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