Sinistra afacere „văduvele negre” din Rusia. O asistentă s-a căsătorit cu 5 soldați grav răniți ca să încaseze despăgubiri la deces

In Russia, the phenomenon of 'black widows' has emerged, where women allegedly marry soldiers before deployment to claim death benefits. This has raised concerns about exploitation of the compensation system. Reports indicate that some soldiers are marrying shortly before being sent to the front, leading to suspicions of fraud. Public outrage has grown over these cases, prompting calls for protective measures against such scams. Authorities have facilitated quick marriages for soldiers, while some real estate agents cynically suggest marrying soldiers as a means to secure financial gain. Investigations into these schemes are ongoing, revealing potential involvement of security forces in orchestrating these fraudulent marriages.