650,000 euros in cash: ex-wife of National Police chief Kniazev detained at Polish border
The corridor was secured by Ukrainian border guards.
On Sunday, September 22, Polish customs officers at the Khrebenne–Rava-Ruska road crossing detained the former wife of Ukraine's National Police chief, 2 citizens of Ukraine and 1 citizen of Croatia. This was reported by blogger Pavel Vereshchagin on his Facebook page.
The detainees were travelling from Ukraine to Poland, and the reason for the detention was 650,000 euros in undeclared cash. They are still being held at the Polish border.
According to information received from the Ukrainian side, the border crossing was secured by representatives of the Ukrainian Border Guard Service.
The information was also confirmed by sitting People's Deputy Oleksandr Dubinsky.
Earlier, a press conference was held on the results of the work and crimes of the Military Prosecutor's Office.
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