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Who knows if it is possible to take brass knuckles out of Thailand? It is freely available there. I wanted to bring home to a friend as a chip
Who knows if it is possible to take brass knuckles out of Thailand? It is freely available there. I wanted to bring home to a friend as a chip
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You can take out.
The question should be like this - is it possible to bring home. If the customs finds out, then with this brass knuckles they will knock on your skull, at best.
The question should be like this - is it possible to bring home. If the customs finds out, then with this brass knuckles they will knock on your skull, at best.
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answered 5 years ago
Except at your own risk. It is prohibited to import this. If they find it, they won't pat it on the head.
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answered 5 years ago
You can take it out, you can't bring it in. Customs will seize it during inspection. No one will knock on the skull, but the police will be called. And there, how lucky.
P.S. And even if you buy in a store and present a receipt, they will send it for examination. And if they recognize melee weapons, then you will get acquainted with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
P.S. And even if you buy in a store and present a receipt, they will send it for examination. And if they recognize melee weapons, then you will get acquainted with the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, what kind of Criminal Code, violation of customs rules - this is an article of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. They will simply impose a fine if this happens for the first time, and the brass knuckles will be confiscated.
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answered 5 years ago
Brass knuckles are equated to edged weapons - transportation across the border is criminally punishable.
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse.
Total: the probability of confiscation of brass knuckles is 99.9% and a criminal case.
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse.
Total: the probability of confiscation of brass knuckles is 99.9% and a criminal case.
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answered 5 years ago
Fancase, Russian customs are guided by Russian laws, not Ukrainian ones, so don't compose. In Russia, we criminalize the illegal circulation of weapons, and not the attempt to illegally import them.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, do you want to organize a UD topiccaster?)))
turnover of weapons and main parts of firearms (hereinafter - weapons) - the production of weapons, arms trade, sale, transfer, acquisition, collection, display, accounting, storage, carrying, transportation, transportation, use, seizure, destruction, importation of weapons into the Russian Federation and its export from the Russian Federation;
this is your Federal Law "On weapons"
turnover of weapons and main parts of firearms (hereinafter - weapons) - the production of weapons, arms trade, sale, transfer, acquisition, collection, display, accounting, storage, carrying, transportation, transportation, use, seizure, destruction, importation of weapons into the Russian Federation and its export from the Russian Federation;
this is your Federal Law "On weapons"
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answered 5 years ago
That Ukrainian and Russian law enforcement agencies can, if they wish, find any article for this, from the transportation of edged weapons to the preparation of a terrorist attack.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka
you yourself wrote:
"In Russia, we criminalize the illegal circulation of weapons, and not the attempt to illegally import them."
after that, read an excerpt from the law, which defines what is meant by the term "arms circulation". it clearly states that the concept of trafficking in weapons extends to importation.
you yourself wrote:
"In Russia, we criminalize the illegal circulation of weapons, and not the attempt to illegally import them."
after that, read an excerpt from the law, which defines what is meant by the term "arms circulation". it clearly states that the concept of trafficking in weapons extends to importation.
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answered 5 years ago
camomille, I explain on my fingers: when, by some miracle, he drags his brass knuckles around the customs and he is caught ON THE TERRITORY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION, then this will be illegal trafficking, the punishment for which is established by the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. And the situation when the customs will not let you through the border is a VIOLATION OF THE RULES OF IMPORT and a completely different punishment, which is established by the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.
Sorry for the caps, but I don’t know how else to highlight the difference in terms.
Sorry for the caps, but I don’t know how else to highlight the difference in terms.
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answered 5 years ago
so there is a list of persons who can import weapons into the country. everyone else who is lucky is illegal. but it's useless to argue with you. the only question is, why advise something that can cause serious harm to a person?
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answered 5 years ago