July 20, 2025, 6:45 p.m.

Odesa court fines man for selling humanitarian car

(Photo: Wikipedia)

The Prymorskyi District Court of Odesa approved an agreement between the prosecutor and a man who sold a Volkswagen T-Roc VIN car that had been imported to Ukraine as humanitarian aid for the needs of the Legion of Honor NGO.

As noted in the court' s verdict, the man sold the car for $15,000, which was equal to UAH 609,600 as of July 2, 2024.

Under an agreement with the prosecutor, the man was sentenced to a fine of UAH 309.9 thousand. The sale of humanitarian aid items for profit, committed in a significant amount, by the previous group of persons during martial law, is qualified on the grounds of a criminal offense under Part 3 of Article 201-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine ("Illegal use of humanitarian aid, charitable donations or free assistance for profit"). The fact is that the man conspired with the head of the NGO Legion of Honor and another accomplice.

Under this article, the man faced three to five years in prison, but the court took into account the agreement and he got off with a fine.

During the hearing, the defendant stated that he repented of his actions, was ready to take responsibility and assist in the investigation of other cases. He also transferred the amount of bail - over UAH 60 thousand - to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Earlier, the Chornomorsk City Court of Odesa Region approved a plea agreement on kidnapping with the misappropriation of authority between the prosecutor and a member of a public organization who, together with his accomplices, posed as a military TCC. The man was a member of the NGO "Ukraine is a Mother". He and his two accomplices, also members of this organization, armed themselves with traumatic weapons and airsoft guns, got into a minibus and on January 12, 2025, attacked a man riding a bicycle on the road near the city of Chornomorsk.

Кирило Бойко

Також Вам може сподобатись:

April 20, 2026

In Odesa, the shortage of healthcare workers has exceeded 2 thousand people

More than half of coal procurement in Odesa region was shared by namesake companies

Reconnaissance men defeat occupants' ships and radars in Crimea for $150 million

Mykolaiv region denies arrest of engineer for failure to repair heating networks

Commander of military unit detained in Odesa region because of ghostly soldiers

Doctors of Voznesensk medical institutions are under investigation

Odesa region ranked fifth in terms of the number of new fops since the beginning of the year

City council member found shot dead in Odesa

SBU uncovers informant network in Mykolaiv

An entrepreneur from Kherson region became a supplier to Russian prisons

April 19, 2026

Shelter in Belhorod-Dnistrovskyi gymnasium goes up by 5 million

In Crimea, children are taught war and hatred of Ukrainians

Interim Mayor of Odesa outperforms colleagues in terms of real estate meters

Mykolaiv region has not been able to launch a donated boiler house for 2 years: donors plan to take the gift away

A judge from Odesa region complained that he was being pressured with lawsuits