Four Ukrainian women have been charged with fraud in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. Authorities allege the women repeatedly travelled to the Czech Republic solely to claim humanitarian aid intended for those affected by the war in Ukraine. They are accused of falsely reporting their continued residence in the country to receive the benefits. The Labour Office reportedly paid out approximately 650,000 Czech crowns (roughly $28,000 USD) in fraudulent payments. If convicted, each woman faces a potential prison sentence of up to three years. The case highlights concerns regarding the potential for abuse of aid programs designed to support Ukrainian refugees. Police investigations led to the charges being filed against the individuals involved.