Scheme to Circumvent Sanctions Against Russia Discovered in Lithuania
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After a lengthy investigation, the Criminal Service of the Lithuanian Customs Department revealed a particularly bold scheme of circumvention of international sanctions against Russia, and it is assumed that the Kaunas company was trying to export industrial water-purification equipment to Russia by covering for counterfeit recipients in Portugal.
Lithuania detained 11 people involved in a scheme to supply equipment to Russia despite sanctions. The shadow scheme was developed by a company from Kaunas. This is reported by the Criminal Service of the Customs Department of Lithuania, writes Euronews. Formally, the customer and recipient of products was a company from...
In Lithuania, 11 people involved in a scheme to supply equipment to Russia despite sanctions have been detained. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the Criminal Service of the Customs Department of Lithuania, writes Euronews. According to the investigation, this is a complex shadow scheme developed by a company from Kaunas. The Criminal Service of the Customs Department of Lithuania reported the detention of 11 people suspected o…
Officially, the products of the exposed company were received by the customer in Portugal, but in fact the cargo was moving through Bulgaria to Turkey from where it entered Russia.
Lithuania reported the disclosure of a "particularly daring" scheme to circumvent sanctions against the Russian FederationThe Criminal Service of the Customs Department of Lithuania has uncovered a scheme to circumvent sanctions against the Russian Federation, organized by 11 individuals. A company from Kaunas supplied water purification equipment to Russian oil companies via Portugal, Bulgaria and Turkey.
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