Eight doctors and senior officials of the clinic in Russia were detained after being accused of organizing an evil fraud that witnessed an arranged embryos – for the purpose of selling it abroad.
A shredded episode in Russia in Russia, where eight doctors and senior officials of the clinic were detained by allegedly selling newborn children to foreign buyers in a plan worth more than half a million pounds.
The scandal, which is concentrated in the Primorsky area, includes at least 13 children trading abroad – although public prosecutors warn that the real number may be much higher. Among those arrested three doctors, accused of organizing an evil operation that witnessed that children are selling for profit under the guise of infertility treatments. According to the explosive evidence provided by the state's general prosecutors, the group gathered about 510,000 pounds through illegal trade.
“A group of doctors illegally issued medical documents containing wrong information on the intention of buyers and genetic fathers,” he read an official statement.
“Using the reproductive techniques supported under the guise of infertility, the defendants have done action to cultivate embryos and arrange subsequent birth for children for the purpose of selling them and their movement abroad.”
The children's scandal focuses on the association on the private clinics in Vladivostok. The country or countries that were sold in children have not been disclosed, and no details were provided about the alleged alternative mothers.
The fraud included six women and two men – doctors, senior doctors, and owner of a series of private clinics, according to reports. In total, at least 13 children were sent abroad, fearing Russian laws. Sales occurred between 2018 and 2020, but only now appeared.
It is not yet clear whether Russia will seek to return the illegal sold children – between the ages of about five and seven. The defendants were not named.
They face up to 15 years in prison due to the smuggling of alleged children, according to public prosecutors, where the case was heard by the boycott of Vladivostok in Vladivostok.
This comes just weeks after the arrest of a Russian psychiatrist running a “torture conveyor belt” at the prison hospital, where more than 20 patients died. Dr. Anastasia Bouranuchina is now hoping to avoid prison by sending him to the war of Vladimir Putin as a doctor.
The 32 -year -old prisoners linked their families to their families for weeks or months, and injecting them with “mental drugs”. A total of 21 patients died at the “Tell Talk” belt at the famous tuberculosis hospital in Hospital No. 19, which is part of the FBS (FSIN).
About 43 prisoners were tortured, according to the closed court case, where he was convicted and sentenced to five years in prison behind bars.
An organized one, artem peersky, accused her of being “sadistic”. He said, “I liked the patients to be linked for a long time. She was saying:” This is what they deserve, “let them lie there.”
