Customs seize 13.5 tons of undeclared gadgets in Moscow
Russian customs officials seized over 13.5 tons of undeclared electronics and household appliances worth 123 million rubles from a Moscow trading complex. The goods, including Apple and Dyson products, were found without proper customs documentation.
Consensus
- Customs officials conducted an operation in a Moscow trading complex.
- Over 3,300 undeclared electronic devices and household appliances were seized.
- The total weight of the seized goods was approximately 13.5 tons.
- The total value of the seized goods was 123 million rubles.
- The goods were imported into the customs territory without proper documentation.
- The owner must declare the goods and pay 35 million rubles in customs duties to legalize them.
- The operation took place in a trading complex in Moscow.
- The seized items included products from well-known brands such as Apple and Dyson.
Points of divergence
- The seized goods weighed 14 tons, not 13.5 tons. — tg_mosguru
- The operation was linked to a courier's arrest involving stolen money exchanged for cryptocurrency. — vm
- Searches were conducted on August 14 at the same location, possibly related to illegal crypto-exchange activities and follow-up investigative actions against several employees. — m24
Coverage (4 sources)
- In Moscow, undeclared gadgets worth 123 million rubles were seized — Вести
- Customs raid on 'Gorbuška': how much electronics and equipment was seized there — Вечерняя Москва
- 14 tons of 'grey' iPhones and Dysons seized at 'Gorkaya' in Moscow. — Первый Московский
- More than 13 tons of "gray" equipment seized in the capital trading complex — Москва 24