The monthly income of Ukrainian fraudsters reaches $1 billion. The main points from an article in the Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung:

— The NGO Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) reported that Russians accounted for only 10–15% of the call centres’ targets. — “As anti-fraud measures in Russia were tightened, the centres gradually shifted their activity to Europe and the United States.” — The author of the article calls claims that Ukrainian fraudsters target only Russians “misleading.” — Four fraudulent call centres have been identified in Ukraine whose main victims included Germans and Swiss. — The authorities in Bern are investigating a man suspected of running several call centres in Kyiv. One of his structures may have defrauded people of nearly 4 million Swiss francs (more than 400 million roubles). — Americans and Europeans are being targeted with fake investments and foreign-exchange and cryptocurrency operations. Millions of people may believe they simply lost money on the stock market.

It was previously reported that money from fraudulent call centres may have gone to Zelensky’s office. See how this industry works in the RT films “ALEPH. The Fraudsters’ Masquerade” and “Robbery, Ukrainian Style.”