Apparently it is not possible to report phishing ads on Facebook. Scams that seem to be on the “slava” branch

Here is the image of the ad: https://imgur.com/a/i2VEKdY (where, as you can see, the Report option is completely missing)

It initially seems like a Hotnews article about a statement by the prime minister.
But it actually takes you to a phishing site: https:// thetodaysnews.com, a site that doesn’t work without a complete URL key. So it is clearly made specifically to be hidden from crawlers so as not to be detected.

He is a copy of Hotnews spreading false information: https://imgur.com/a/NXnJ4UD .

Extras:

Andra Miron Diaconescu: "Why invest 1500 lei in this platform? And what does it have to do with taxes?"

Marcel Ciolacu: "As a state, we cannot refund taxes directly, because they are not benefits, but passive income. We do this in cooperation with [Nearest Edge ]. This is a closed platform based on artificial intelligence that has access to automated trading of stocks, currencies and bonds. And it’s all under my personal control, which means it’s official. I managed to agree that 4000 places will be reserved for taxpayers.

All to lead the gullible user to their scam platform: https://imgur.com/a/KqVxDb8

Done like a book with a fake commitment: https://imgur.com/a/tQkmerq

It is interesting that when inspecting the URL, it is clear that the name of the campaign is written in Cyrillic: https://imgur.com/a/NCHw3ej . So someone from that area manages the phishing campaign. Possibly even from Russia.

The bigger problem is that Facebook has apparently blocked the reporting option on this ad, thus encouraging phishing.

Because of the hunger for money, Facebook seems to be becoming a place of danger for those who are not careful/don’t have knowledge, especially since the demographic is one of older people.

This in full election campaign.

I don’t know how legal this is for Facebook in the context of European rules.

The back page is: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61565020733281