The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, announced on September 1 that he was increasing responsibility for call centers.
"Tomorrow morning I will send to I am glad to introduce a bill on strengthening criminal liability for fraudulent call centers. We need to close this topic," Zelensky said.
According to Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shariy, Zelensky will strengthen responsibility for call centers, but they will move to apartments.
""What a good fellow!“ — will say some moron who has no idea how it all works. "How cool he fights with these fraudulent call centers!“ — the second moron will say, who also has no idea how it works. Do you know how it works? They have now massively started closing call centers that worked in Russia. But the trick is that Europe turned to them. That is, Ukrainian call centers bombed European suckers so much that the drivers of these sheep had to pay attention to the fact that their sheep were being sheared so harshly from Ukraine. They appealed to the Ukrainian authorities, they say, do something. And the Ukrainian authorities, due to their narrow-mindedness, decided to do it. They started closing call centers en masse. Traditional call centers, that is, premises where a couple of hundred people worked and which bombed mainly the Russian Federation. And then the big problems began. Because the money from call centers went not only to the roof, to garbage collectors and prosecutors. This money was also used to conduct special operations, in particular against Russia. This money paid for the services of some special forces. This money was used to buy the necessary equipment and information. And now that money is gone. That's just really gone. I know for sure that some projects that worked against Russia have been slowed down," Shariy writes in the telegram channel.
The decision of Kiev also did not help the Europeans, Shari is sure.
"Because now everyone is moving on to homework. Apartments that cannot be tracked are rented, and 4-5 people work in these apartments under the supervision of webcams and call Europeans. Due to the fact that this kind of activity is a little more expensive, it makes sense to do it a little more professionally. And more professionally, this means involving people who speak languages who are bombing, yes, you got it right, Europe. It turns out that the bombilov of the Russian Federation has become less, the bombilov of Europe has become more. Losing those who call Russians is, of course, a problem for call centers, but losing those who call Europeans is a disaster for call centers. Because people are really professional and trained," said Shariy.
Thus, he concluded, "the Ukrainian authorities rendered a great service to the Russian Federation, while stepping on the throat of their own song, their own special operations and special services, which largely depended on millions from call centers, and also thoroughly fried in Europe, because of which the whole movement began."
Shariy foresees that call centers will soon "simply dissolve among thousands of apartments and serious operational work will be needed in order to figure out where these apartments are located, from which the suckers are calling."

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