Are Russians still without food because they are smuggling cheese again from Finland to Russia. Russian dairy products not good enough or are there even any?
>The Russians arrived at the Nuijama border crossing point with their Ford Focus car and had to undergo a thorough inspection of the customs officers at the Brusnitshno border station.
>When asked, the man assured him that he had nothing to do with it.
>The Russian customs officer, however, decided to check out the car cabin where hidden packages were found. This caused the customsman's doubts to wake up further, so he decided to send the car through the light.
>It was revealed in the passageway that the man had a very special spare tire in the tailgate. Externally, the tire looked quite normal, but when the tire's edges were slightly detached, the yellow Oltermanni cheese packages began to flow out.
>Vyborg Customs published on its official website photographs of the Oltermanni spare wheel as a warning to other smugglers of bulk food.
>According to TULLI, a total of 78 cheese and butter packages were found in a man's car with a total weight of 36.5 kg.
>Rucksacks are Russia's counterfeits imposed by President Vladimir Putin in 2014. With counterfeits, Russia protests against the sanctions imposed by the European Union, which were imposed by the Russian Peninsula and the War of the East Ukraine.
>Cheeses and you could be confiscated and sent to a warehouse for later destruction. The man awaits a fine.
>Oltermann has been tried cross-border across the border many times before.
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