Journalists write that Russia received a batch of wagons and tanks from the Sumy region. Now he uses it to deliver his goods to the European Union.
The Russians use tanks stolen from Ukraine to transport goods to the European Union. For example, a railway tanker of the Ukrainian Railways JSC was again noticed in Lithuania. This was written by The Insider.
It is noteworthy that he is no longer allowed to enter the territory of Lithuania due to the previously applied symbol “Z”. This happened on November 8, according to the telegraph channel “Live. Belarusian railway workers community”. At that time, the tanker was carrying fertilizer from Russia via Belarus to Lithuania.
Lithuanian customs said that they will not allow this tank to pass, precisely because it is a symbol of Russian aggression. After the incident, it was decided to paint over the symbol. And now the tank was sent back to Lithuania. On 12 November, the cargo arrived at the Kyana rail border crossing.
According to The Insider, Russia stole this tank from Ukraine, taking it from the Sumy region. The Russian Federation also bought itself another batch of wagons. The occupiers did not re-register the wagons, did not change the owner, and did not give new numbers to the wagons.
The publication also reports that before the application of the Z symbols, the tanker crossed the border with Lithuania more than once without any problems, along the same route and with a similar cargo. We are talking about four flights from Russia. Then the tank was carrying ammonia.
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Source: Focus
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