ARMA will start searching for criminal assets using data from space

ARMA will start searching for criminal assets using data from space

The head of the Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA), Olena Duma, announced a new step in the fight against crime by signing an agreement with the State Space Agency of Ukraine.

This collaboration will open up unique opportunities for ARMA to search for and manage assets using Earth remote sensing data.

Duma emphasized that the agency will now have access to high-quality images that will help track objects under the control of criminals. She is confident that with new technologies, ARMA will be able to find criminal assets anywhere in the world, with virtually no limitations in search.

"There will no longer be any hideouts for criminals to stash their loot. We will see everything, even from space!" the head of ARMA declared.