Customs officials from the Karasoviqi Border Customs Office reported the seizure of undeclared ammunition during routine border inspections. The incident, which was publicized by Croatian Customs last week, occurred on August 7, 2026. According to the official notice, the seizure took place while enhanced customs control measures were being implemented for passenger traffic entering the European Union’s customs territory.
During the inspection, authorities examined a vehicle bearing Croatian license plates. The vehicle was being operated by a citizen of the Republic of Kosovo who resides in the Republic of Croatia. During the inspection of the vehicle, officials discovered a travel suitcase located in the rear seat.
This case contained 43 hours of undeclared ammunition spanning various brands. The customs authorities confirmed the interception of these items. Following the discovery, the driver of the vehicle was subsequently released.
The announcement details the thoroughness of the border security protocols in place. The seizure highlights the ongoing efforts by customs agencies to monitor and regulate the movement of goods and materials across international borders. The official statement confirmed that the procedure was executed during routine checks designed to ensure compliance with EU regulations regarding controlled items.
The investigation confirmed the material found was ammunition, and the individual transporting it was released after the discovery was made.
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