Doctors at the VVK allegedly "prescribed" HIV to men to remove them from the registry: how much did those avoiding service pay?

Doctors of the military medical commission "assigned" HIV to men to remove them from the registry: how much evaders paid

The police have uncovered a group of doctors from the military medical commission in Dnipro. The individuals involved were "assigning" HIV to conscripts in exchange for bribes to get them off the registry.

This was reported by the National Police.

It was noted that officials and doctors from the military medical commission of one of the district military enlistment offices and other medical institutions in Dnipro were caught falsifying blood test results for HIV.

False information was entered into medical documents and the "Monitoring of Socially Significant Diseases" information system. Such actions allowed "sick" men to be removed from military registration and travel freely out of Ukraine.

For these "services," conscripts paid $10,000.

Law enforcement, with the support of the special forces unit TOR of the Patrol Police Department, conducted 19 searches at the places of registration and residence of the suspects, as well as in their offices and vehicles. They seized equipment, medical documentation, and other items confirming involvement in illegal activities.

The police are currently investigating a criminal case under part 3 of article 362 and part 3 of article 368 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. The suspects face imprisonment for up to 10 years, along with a ban on holding certain positions or engaging in specific activities for up to three years, and confiscation of property.