A Marvel on the Border. The 'Mute' Man Who Pretended to Be a Woman Spoke.
A man who looked like a mute woman tried to cross the border illegally
The man entered Romania illegally while attempting to cross the border. To achieve this goal, he pretended to be a mute woman, and his wife referred to him as her sister. This was reported by the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, citing 'Glavkom'.
According to information, the incident occurred at a checkpoint near the village of Tekovo in Transcarpathia. There, border guards stopped a taxi with two female passengers. During questioning, one of the women stated that her companion was her mute sister.
However, during the document check, it turned out that the mute sister was actually a man from Transcarpathia. He admitted that he wanted to leave the territory of Ukraine illegally.
“To avoid inspection, the couple devised a plan that involved transforming the man into a woman. Thus, the man from Transcarpathia put on his wife's jacket and skirt, covered his face with makeup, and took several female accessories, including a handbag. Then, together with his wife, the man took a taxi to the border,” the message states.
A protocol on administrative violation was drawn up against the detained under Article 204-1 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses, 'Illegal crossing or attempted illegal crossing of the state border of Ukraine,' and the case was sent to court.
Moreover, in Odesa region, a man was held accountable for refusing to serve due to his religious beliefs. He refused to serve because he has two children, and his wife is currently pregnant for the third time.
“However, he could not fully recite the prayer 'Our Father' or any other prayer known to him, and from the ten commandments, he could only name a few of the most famous ones (do not steal, do not kill),” the verdict states.
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