Ukrainian Scammers Push Russian Man To Crash Car Into Army Office

A man in the Russian town of Gus-Khrustalny recently carried out a shocking act of sabotage, crashing his car into a military office after being tricked by scammers. This unusual crime is part of a disturbing trend where people are being forced into committing acts of destruction under false promises of money or rewards. The man’s actions on Wednesday evening left the military office in chaos and sparked a deeper concern about the rise of these scams.

According to Mayor Aleksey Sokolov, the man had been targeted by Ukrainian scammers. They convinced him that if he carried out the sabotage, he would either get his stolen money back or be paid for his efforts. The man followed their instructions, driving through the gates of the enlistment office and smashing into the building. He then set the car on fire, trying to follow the scammers’ orders. Emergency services quickly responded to put out the fire, and law enforcement has already detained the man, who is now giving his testimo...

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