Starting tomorrow, total customs control will be introduced at the Estonian-Russian border. What will actually change? How will the full inspection of goods and personal belongings of passengers take place?
Starting tomorrow, total customs control will be introduced at the Estonian-Russian border. What will actually change? How will the full inspection of goods and personal belongings of passengers take place?
The head of the customs control department of the Tax and Customs Department (MTA), Voldemar Linno , will answer questions from rus.Postimees live. Watch live from Pärnu at 13:00!
- How many police forces and resources are involved in the inspections?
- Will control be strengthened at all border points at once?
- What does a complete search of goods and personal belongings mean?
- To what extent will the border lengthen?
- Is it possible to transport personal items, for example iPhones?
- What is the purpose of total customs control?
- Will there be more identified violations of sanctions?
- Will the flow of people crossing the border decrease?
- Will it be possible to avoid a collapse at the border?
