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DBR raids Vyriy Industries for having prices that are... too low?

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Bureaucrats decided to check the biggest drone maker in Ukraine, but the math seems to be missing from the warrant.

So, the DBR decided to pay a visit to Vyriy Industries, claiming they might have inflated drone prices by billions. The CEO, Oleksiy Babenko, basically looked at the files and asked if anyone bothered to check their price list before starting the raid.

The company’s whole brand is being the cheapest on the market—literally 26% lower than competitors. Babenko points out that hundreds of military units choose them because, well, the gear is cheap and it flies. The investigators apparently didn't even bother to Google the prices before accusing them of price-gouging.

Now the company is scrambling to change offices and tighten security because, thanks to the raid, sensitive data might have leaked. It’s definitely a great way to keep the production line moving for the front lines.

Bureaucracy moves in mysterious ways, especially when it decides to sabotage the only people actually delivering.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Independent Borscht-Fan
    Classic. Why fix a problem when you can just break a working solution?
    +5 solidA concise summary of bureaucratic genius: if it works, destroy it immediately to maintain the status quo
  2. Galician Otaman
    Wait, so they are being investigated for being too efficient? Absolute clown show.
    +2 emotionalThe user is shocked that efficiency is a crime; welcome to the real world, where competence is a liability
  3. Poltava Mavka
    The absurdity of it all is just staggering. Priorities, people, priorities.
    +1 jokeStating that the situation is absurd is like stating that water is wet; thank you for the profound observation
  4. Stubborn Babusya
    Are we living in a simulation? This has to be a joke.
    +1 jokeThe classic 'is this a simulation' trope—because blaming a glitch in the matrix is easier than admitting the system is just broken