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An individual is reportedly accused of trading extravagant automobiles to Russian clients.

The individual under investigation is accused of deceitfully declaring that they had sold vehicles...
The individual under investigation is accused of deceitfully declaring that they had sold vehicles to foreign entities.

An individual is reportedly accused of trading extravagant automobiles to Russian clients.

A self-employed automobile vendor situated in Königswinter, close to Bonn in North Rhine-Westphalia, is under suspicion for illicitly peddling high-end luxury sedans to Russia, going against the prevailing restrictions.

The authorities, specifically the Bonn Public Prosecutor's Office and the Essen Customs Investigation Unit, have accused this individual of moving vehicles worth over 4 million euros to Russian buyers. It's alleged that he hoodwinked authorities by claiming these sales were for legal export to third nations.

In a late September raid, two properties were inspected, and two luxurious sedans, along with an account, were confiscated. The investigation continues.

The European Union has expressed concern over the allegations, as the vendors' actions potentially violate the bloc's sanctions against Russia. Furthermore, the investigating agencies plan to collaborate with their EU counterparts to ensure compliance with international export regulations.

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