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Lottery business in Ukraine: Why are the MSL and UNL sites still working, despite the order of the State Service for Special Communications?

Someone did start the lottery business in Ukraine, which, strangely, is not “gambling” and is not subject to taxation at the online casino level.

The State Special Communications Service, responding to the BEB’s appeal, issued an order on Friday to block the MSL and UNL websites.

However, it seems that no one is in a hurry to implement the decision. The sites are working.

But the most interesting thing here is the grounds. What facts and what did the BEB contact the State Special Communications Service about?

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