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Thieves Steal Military Drones, Alter Markings, Sell Them as New – Acting Prosecutor General

Law enforcement officers have exposed a criminal scheme organized by a former serviceman: the perpetrators stole drones from the military, altered the markings, and then resold the UAVs back to the army under the guise of new equipment, Acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalsky reported.

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Law enforcement officers reported suspicions to 16 people who, according to the investigation, kidnapped drones from military units, changed their identification data and sold them under the guise of new ones. This was reported on October 28 in the Specialized Prosecutor's Office for Defense of the Eastern Region. During the searches, law enforcement officers seized more than 600 drones, and the value of the stolen military property was previou…

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Drones were stolen and sold to the army as new: a scheme for 16 million UAH was exposed Law enforcement officers exposed a scheme with 16 suspects and more than 600 seized drones<p>. The losses are estimated at 16 million UAH</p>.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The cost of stolen military property is about 16 million UAH

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Ukrainian law enforcement officers have uncovered an illegal scheme to sell military drones. Searches have been conducted in eight regions of the country and 16 people have been detained.

In Ukraine, a large-scale scheme for the illegal acquisition and sale of military drones was discovered, which military personnel had unjustifiably written off from the records.

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ГОЛОВНА broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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