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2. The smuggling of precious stones from India was stopped by South Russian customs officers

16
parcels
from
India
with
undeclared precious stones were
detained by employees of the
Southern Operational and Central
Postal Customs. The total weight
of the stones was 2,125 carats,
and the cost was 3.4 million
rubles.
The shipments arrived at the
address
of
the
38-year-old
director
of
a
jewelry
manufacturing company living in
Rostov-on-Don. The man declared
the valuables as ordinary stones.
He told the customs officers that
the
goods
were
intended
for
personal use.
The examination confirmed that
these are precious and semi-

3. The Federal Customs Service of Russia suppressed the criminal activities of officials of the Zelenograd customs post of the

Central Excise Customs
As a result of the joint work of the Anti-Corruption
Department of the Federal Customs Service of Russia and
the Anti-Corruption service of the Central Customs
Administration, a criminal scheme for obtaining illegal
monetary remuneration by customs officers on a large and
especially large scale was revealed.
Officials of the Zelenograd customs post of the Central
Excise Customs committed illegal actions in the interests
of legal entities and individuals related to the closure
of customs transit and the cancellation of the recycling
fee.
As
a
result,
the
customs
anti-corruption
units
seized

4. Customs officers at the port of Novorossiysk stopped the smuggling of precious metals worth 1.5 million rubles as part of scrap

The head of a Nizhny Novgorod
company engaged in the processing
of scrap and metal waste illegally
imported 19 tons of electronic
circuit boards and microcircuits
from Turkey.
According to the results of the
examination, it was found that
they
contain
precious
metals:
platinum, gold and silver.
In
the
declaration,
the
entrepreneur
did
not
provide
information about the content of
strategically important resources
in the products and did not submit
permits. At the same time, he was

5. The minibus and passenger cars were imported into Russia for use by other persons under the guise of vehicles for personal use

registered in the EAEU
countries.
To
avoid
paying
customs
duties, the violators changed
the
state
registration
number.
After the cars were seized
and placed in safe storage,
Pskov
customs
officers
completed the inspection and
sent the materials to the
court.
The vehicles were declared
ownerless
and
turned
into
federal property, after which