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"Russia will not become a harbor for stolen cars" - an expert in registering cars from Interpol's wanted list, the country is preparing to consider a bill that would allow cars that are wanted worldwide to be registered in Russia. Today such machines cannot be registered, even if the buyer bought them legally. The problem is compounded by the fact that countries that have declared a car wanted, often do not respond to requests from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs. The bill was rejected by the president. The head of the specialist company LEM Solution Evgeny Ladushkin explains the initiative by the spread of fraudulent schemes when selling cars from unfriendly countries. The seller can legally send the car to Russia, then declare it stolen and receive an insurance payment. Europe that sold the car to Russia earns twice. As a result, the Russian buyer cannot register the car, nor use it, nor sell it. And to return the car to the original owner and obtain a trial is also not possible due to the lack of response from the foreign law enforcement agencies. The expert admits that among the requested cars are really stolen, but attributes the increase in the number of these cases, including fraud in obtaining insurance payments.

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"Russia will not become a harbor for stolen cars" - an expert in registering cars from Interpol's wanted list, the country is preparing to consider a bill that would allow cars that are wanted worldwide to be registered in Russia. Today such machines cannot be registered, even if the buyer bought them legally. The problem is compounded by the fact that countries that have declared a car wanted, often do not respond to requests from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs. The bill was rejected by the president. The head of the specialist company LEM Solution Evgeny Ladushkin explains the initiative by the spread of fraudulent schemes when selling cars from unfriendly countries. The seller can legally send the car to Russia, then declare it stolen and receive an insurance payment. Europe that sold the car to Russia earns twice. As a result, the Russian buyer cannot register the car, nor use it, nor sell it. And to return the car to the original owner and obtain a trial is also not possible due to the lack of response from the foreign law enforcement agencies. The expert admits that among the requested cars are really stolen, but attributes the increase in the number of these cases, including fraud in obtaining insurance payments.

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