Klishas demanded a mirror response to the ban on driving cars in the EU

The sanctions are aimed at all Russians; this is “discrimination based on a passport,” said Andrei Klishas. The Federal Customs Service expressed the hope that RUSSIA will not prohibit the import of personal belongings to EU citizens , since “we are civilized people” Andrey Klishas

Western sanctions are aimed at all Russians, regardless of their beliefs and political views, this is “pure discrimination on the basis of a passport,” Andrei Klishas, ​​head of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building, wrote in his TELEGRAM channel.

“Only reciprocal restrictions on EU citizens can influence the enraged European bureaucrats and influence the abolition of such discriminatory rules,” he is confident.

This is how the senator responded to the European Commission’s clarifications on the rules for applying European sanctions against Moscow. it follows from them that entry into the EU countries on passenger cars registered in Russia will be regarded as prohibited importif the car falls under customs codes from Annex XXI (including code 8703, which covers passenger cars and other vehicles intended for the transport less than ten people).

 Some sanctioned personal belongings, including as part of tourist trips, may fall into the same category. In particular, partner of the Brussels law firm Acquis, sanctions specialist Yuri Shumilov explained to RBC, we are talking about cosmetics, suitcases, laptops, mobile phones, which also appear in Appendix XXI. It also mentions leather and fur products, toilet paper , shampoos, toothpaste, and cameras.

A representative of the European Commission clarified in a conversation with RBC that each EU country will make its own decision on how to implement sanctions . Cases of seizure of personal cars from Russians were registered in Germany; After Brussels’ clarification appeared, the embassy in Finland warned about the risks.

Acting HEAD of the Federal Customs Service Ruslan Davydov called the ban on the import of goods into the EU for personal use “complete lawlessness,” noting that the decision contradicts “normal customs logic.” He expressed the hope that Russia will not take such retaliatory measures, since “we are civilized people, unlike them.”

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