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📌the publication about the convoys at Ustyluh caused quite a stir (and this is just the beginning, in my opinion), so some good fellow came into the comments and shed light on the current situation taking place at the Lviv customs ⬇️
“Ugryniv — two shifts — food, meat, China and all sorts of stuff. 500–1000 dollars — and off they go.
Rava-Ruska — all shifts: food, up to 100 kg per person. 1600 UAH per car
Hrushiv — you transport within the limits, 1300 UAH per car
Shehyni — private cars: I put 6 people in a booster—500 dollars per car
Krakivets — for now it’s standing. norms!
Nyzhankovychi — shift 24.10: tax-free, load whatever you want. 300–400 dollars — and you’re gone
Smilnytsia — shift 22.10, their own “tarpaulins”: 1000 kg officially, 2000 kg contraband.”
📌the motives for such a comment are clear: to distract attention from Ustyluh, although the situation described in the Lviv region, according to my sources, actually roughly corresponds to reality
📌but at the same time a logical question arises: why have SFS employees been sitting for the second week in the area of responsibility of the Lviv customs watching over the “norm” and the “jackets,” while convoys are moving through Ustyluh that knowledgeable people equate with the 1990s?”
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