Several imported trucks with "fake" documents were attempted to be smuggled across the Ukrainian border at the "Yahodyn" checkpoint by traders. Employees of the Lyuboml MRV of the USBU informed customs officers about a possible violation.
The report stated that a private entrepreneur from eastern Ukraine would try to import two "trucks" with trailers through "Yahodyn" using forged documents. Of course, the businessman crossed the border as the owner of the trucks, while hired drivers operated them. During customs control, after comparing data with Polish colleagues, customs officers determined that a "MAN" vehicle, manufactured in 2001, was actually worth 38.5 thousand euros. In the "fake" documents, the price was listed as over 9 thousand euros. To save money, the trader "cut" the value of the vehicle by 29 thousand 400 euros. Another truck, a "Renault" with a trailer, whose real price is 43 thousand euros, was listed in the submitted documents as worth 8 thousand 950 euros.
In both cases, reports on violations of customs rules were drawn up. The vehicles, with a total value of over half a million hryvnias, were seized. Currently, the issue of initiating a criminal case is being decided.