During an inspection of a vehicle at the Kulla border crossing, Kosovo Customs uncovered undeclared monetary assets worth more than 54,000 euros.

The vehicle was stopped for verification in the second line of inspection. During the inspection, customs officials found cash in euros, as well as in foreign currencies.

After calculating the amount according to the official exchange rate, the total value of the undeclared money was found to exceed 54,000 euros.

According to a statement from Kosovo Customs, in accordance with legal procedures and the instructions of the competent authority, 25% of the undeclared amount was confiscated, representing a value of more than 13,500 euros. The remainder of the funds was processed in accordance with the relevant procedures.

Kosovo Customs reminded travelers that they must declare monetary assets when crossing the border, in accordance with the legislation in force.

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She stressed that the foundations of the state were built on the determination of the delegates, who, according to her, left a clear example that there should be no surrender in the face of difficulties.

“Today we honor the delegates of the Assembly of Kosovo, who on July 2, 1990 clearly expressed the will of the country’s citizens for freedom by adopting the Constitutional Declaration.

The foundations of our state rest on their determination to reject violence and embrace the values of freedom. Above all, they set an example of never surrendering in the face of any difficulty, an example that continues to inspire us even today.”

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