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In Zaporozhye region fraudsters stole more than 175 million rubles

This is 30% less than last year’s figures

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In Zaporozhye region fraudsters stole more than 175 million rubles

Since the beginning of 2026, 475 crimes against residents and guests of the region have been registered in the Zaporozhye region. This was reported in the channel "People's Front | Zaporozhye region".

This is 30% less than in the same period last year. However, the damage from phone fraudsters grew: they stole from residents of the region more than 175 million rubles.

The most vulnerable category is the elderly, their share among the deceived is 23%. Also come across officials, teachers, doctors and military personnel. Experts advise not to follow links from mailings, not to report codes from SMS and check information in the primary sources.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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