Russia prepares to legalize registration of stolen cars from 'unfriendly' countries
要点
- 1. The Russian government has submitted to the State Duma a bill allowing the registration of internationally wanted vehicles.
- 2. Because Western countries stopped sharing information following the start of the war, it cannot be confirmed whether vehicles are stolen.
- 3. It is reported that vehicles stolen in Europe are legalized in Russia with fake license plates and documents by passing them through the occupied territories of Ukraine.
The Russian government has submitted a bill to the State Duma that would allow internationally wanted cars to be registered in Russia. According to the bill, the Ministry of Internal Affairs will establish a special procedure for the registration of these vehicles. It was stated that the regulation was prepared to protect the interests of individuals who own vehicles wanted by 'unfriendly countries'.
The background of the bill is that after the start of the war, Western countries stopped responding to the demands of Russian authorities. Because of this situation, the Russian police cannot confirm whether a vehicle is actually stolen. According to The Moscow Times, the bill was first brought to the agenda in February.
According to previous reports by the Izvestiya newspaper, there is a network that legalizes stolen vehicles from Europe in Russia. These vehicles are brought into Russia through the occupied territories of Ukraine, where registration procedures are simplified. Later, the cars registered in the name of a figurehead, for example, are sent to the city of Rostov-na-Donu to be transferred to their real owners, creating a 'clean' history in Russian databases.
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- 1. Q: What exactly does the bill propose?
- A: It proposes to enable the registration of vehicles added to the international wanted list by unfriendly countries in Russia, through a special procedure to be determined by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- 2. Q: Does Russia explain why it needs this law?
- A: They cite the inability to confirm whether vehicles are stolen or not, due to Western countries ceasing to respond to Russia's demands following the start of the war.
- 3. Q: How are the stolen vehicles brought into Russia?
- A: The vehicles are passed through the occupied regions of Ukraine, where facilitated registration procedures exist, and are then dispatched to cities such as Rostov-na-Donu and transferred to their real owners.
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