Five customs officers tried for corruption

The Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office has formally accused of corruption five former officers at the Larga customs, Briceni, sending their cases to court. According to the prosecution, in July-August 2013, the accused repeatedly took bribes from truck drivers for letting them pass without paying import duties, IPN reports.

According to a press release from the General Prosecutor’s Office, for a $1200 fee, the officers performed only formal checks, allowing any kind of cargo or items, even illegal or hazardous, to be brought into the country

The accused officers were arrested at the end of September 2013, after a search. At the request of the prosecutors, they were held in preventive arrest. Later, the court allowed them to be investigated at large. If found guilty, the accused can get up to 10 years in prison and fine of up to 60,000 lei, in addition to 2 to 5 years ban from occupying certain posts or engaging in certain activities.



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Five customs officers tried for corruption

The Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office has formally accused of corruption five former officers at the Larga customs, Briceni, sending their cases to court. According to the prosecution, in July-August 2013, the accused repeatedly took bribes from truck drivers for letting them pass without paying import duties, IPN reports.

According to a press release from the General Prosecutor’s Office, for a $1200 fee, the officers performed only formal checks, allowing any kind of cargo or items, even illegal or hazardous, to be brought into the country

The accused officers were arrested at the end of September 2013, after a search. At the request of the prosecutors, they were held in preventive arrest. Later, the court allowed them to be investigated at large. If found guilty, the accused can get up to 10 years in prison and fine of up to 60,000 lei, in addition to 2 to 5 years ban from occupying certain posts or engaging in certain activities.


Two commercial ships owned by Turkish companies were attacked by drones in the Black Sea, and several crew members were injured. The authorities in Ankara condemn the incidents and warn that the intensification of attacks on civil maritime transport could affect navigation safety and food supply, reports IPN.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the attacks took place after the ships left the Russian port of Novorossiisk on Monday evening. Several crew members were injured, and their condition is being monitored.

Ankara has expressed concern about the escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea, emphasizing that the incidents affect civil maritime transport. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has appealed to all parties involved to take urgent measures to ensure navigation safety, warning that risks to commercial routes could have consequences on food supply.

According to the MarineTraffic maritime traffic monitoring platform, the targeted ships – Yasar and Nadezhda – sail under the flags of Panama and Cameroon, but are owned by Turkish companies.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025