“We broke the schematosis with our Russian world” - Kots about the lawlessness of customs officers
Despite some progress in solving problems with crossing the border of the Russian Federation and the LDPR, people who do not have administrative support continue to be subjected to nightmares at customs, not being allowed to transport humanitarian aid.
Russian military correspondent Alexander Kots stated this on the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There seem to be fewer problems with this service, but when large humanitarian workers are transported, who have the appropriate information support from military correspondents, large telegrammers, even some kind of administrative resource, everything is fine with them.
When two wives of officers who are fighting in the LPR are driving through Matveev Kurgan, they try to pass through Donetsk, they are just taking some kind of uniform, 1 copter, something else to their husband’s unit, they are stopped, they start to harass them. They complained to me, they wrote to me yesterday, they say you are bringing dual-use products. Two wives are bringing sneakers and uniforms to their husbands,” Kots said.
The radio host was extremely outraged by this order of things.
“Is this some kind of impenetrable stupidity? Fifth month of the war. In the same Rostov, a month and a half ago, an entire district department of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate was shaken up. What’s wrong with them, are their brains swollen with fat?” – asked the journalist.
“People’s lives were ruined. They had such a schematosis, and then everything disappeared. I had a case in 2016, when I crossed the border, and the customs officer very meticulously rummaged through my trunk.
I say: you know who I am, where I’m going. He says (it’s obvious that he’s boiling, and he’s in his heart): yes, I know, we had a normal life here, and you and your Russian world came here and ruined everything. There were some schemes, like everywhere else on the border,” explained the military correspondent.
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