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They've organized the illegal production of cigarettes in the warehouse.
Nine citizens of Belarus had to leave Poland. They were arrested in connection with the illegal cigarette factory and the marketing of tobacco products without Polish excise marks.
Border Guard officers forcibly expelled nine Belarusian citizens from Poland. The men belonged to an organized criminal group and operated an illegal cigarette factory without Polish excise stamps in one of the warehouses. The illegal factory and the prosecutor's charges. The expelled foreigners were primarily involved in operating tobacco production lines and subsequently introducing them into the illegal market. The investigation was conducted…
Nine Belarusian citizens suspected of participating in an organized crime group involved in the illegal production of cigarettes were expelled from Poland. They were also banned from entering Poland and other Schengen countries for seven years.
Prymus departatsya adbylassya 8 kastrychnika, abvyascili pra yae 12 kastrychnika.
The Polish border guard reported the deportation of nine Belarusian citizens, who were deported to their home country. "The foreigners were charged with participating in an organized criminal group engaged in the illegal production and trafficking of cigarettes without Polish excise marks," says a communication from the Polish Maritime Department of the Border Guard.
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