The military Prosecutor's office of the Kiev garrison leads the pre-trial proceedings on the fact of desertion 1 372 thousand soldiers of the security service of Ukraine.
about this Was announced from the Unified registry of court decisions, reports UNIAN referring to " 1-St instance ".
in July-August this year, the judges have already seen the military Prosecutor's office petition for detention of several dozen employees of the SBU. Proceedings Were initiated in April 2014, afterward as a significant part of officers of the SBU in the Crimea was not in Kiev at the disposal of the Central Department of the security Service of Ukraine. Among them were four of the Colonel: the lead inspector of the Inspectorate of the Department of the SBU in the Crimea, head of the Department Evpatoria Interdistrict Department of the SBU, the head of sector specific operational accounting Services, and another Colonel, formerly in the possession of the security service of Ukraine in Sevastopol. Among the deserters there are a number of ex-employees of the Center of special operations in the fight against crime SBU in Sevastopol and Simferopol. All of them currently the Prosecutor's office brings the suspicion of committing iniquity under part 1 of article 408 of the criminal code, punishable in the form of punishment of 2 to 5 years. Now the whereabouts of the suspects is not defined. The court denied the Prosecutor's office in sanctions to arrest deserters. We will add that on 13 August, the chief military Prosecutor of Ukraine Anatoly Matios said that his Ministry had a list of 5 thousand employees of Ukrainian law enforcement agencies and about 3 thousand of the Military, which took the side of DND and LNR. Recent high-profile case of transition occupying the high post of the Ukrainian security forces on the side of Donbass occurred in June, when Kiev reported that two officers of the foreign intelligence Service of Ukraine moved to the side of the militia. Was prosecuted under the criminal code according to section " Treason ".

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