Lithuanian customs strengthens control over parcels in trains from Russia
Kyiv • UNN
Lithuanian customs is stepping up control over parcels on trains from Russia using mobile handheld scanners. The goal is to prevent the transportation of items for the Russian armed forces through the Kaliningrad region.
In Lithuania, customs is tightening control over parcels on trains from Russia to prevent the transportation of items intended for the Russian armed forces. This is reported by Delfi, according to UNN.
Lithuanian customs is stepping up control over parcels on trains from Russia to prevent the transportation of items intended for the Russian armed forces - Lithuanian customs officers have begun to actively use mobile handheld scanners to check mail cars from the Kaliningrad region,
As noted, various methods are used for verification, and it is planned to strengthen control in the future.
Recall
Employees of the Kaunas Territorial Customs and the Lithuanian Criminal Customs Service found four consignments of various military items in passenger trains traveling from Kaliningrad to Moscow.
