The State Duma will allow the registration of cars stolen abroad. The relevant committee admitted that this is how they want to train trophies from the occupied regions of Ukraine. The State Duma is preparing to lift the ban on registration in Russia of cars that have entered the international wanted list. Today, the Transport Committee's conclusion appeared in the Duma's database: Deputies recommended adopting the government project in first reading, the Moscow District noted. The hearing is scheduled for November 10. The government presented the project on July 17, 2026 in accordance with Putin's instructions. The document was developed by the Ministry of the Interior, the State Duma mechanism found no violations of law in it and the relevant committee has now given the green light. The motives of the authors were not clear from the explanatory note. Now the real target is called directly. In the commission's conclusion, published on November 3, they directly recognized who made the corrections: "Today, the registration problem is related to vehicles that find themselves in the territory of the Russian Federation due to the entry of new territories that were unreasonably put on the international wanted list by Ukraine." That is, cars taken from residents of Mariupol, Litopol or Bardiansk will receive official Russian license plates. Since the beginning of the war, more than 15,000 cars have been wanted, most of them stolen in partially occupied areas - Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, according to the data of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine for 2024. Tickets for all these cars were automatically sent to the Interpol database. The role of the Ministry of the Interior. In a speech to the committee on October 28, Deputy Head of the Ministry of the Interior Igor Zubov explained the problem: "The enemy put them on Interpol's wanted list, and later, while conscientiously applying the law, we could not register them." The official said that the repairs are necessary so that these cars "don't collect dust and sit." Pardon for a crime. The government hid from members of parliament the real number of wanted cars accumulated on the territory of the Russian Federation - there are no such data in the accompanying documents.

The State Duma will allow the registration of cars stolen abroad. The relevant committee admitted that this is how they want to train trophies from the occupied regions of Ukraine. The State Duma is preparing to lift the ban on registration in Russia of cars that have entered the international wanted list. Today, the Transport Committee's conclusion appeared in the Duma's database: Deputies recommended adopting the government project in first reading, the Moscow District noted. The hearing is scheduled for November 10. The government presented the project on July 17, 2026 in accordance with Putin's instructions. The document was developed by the Ministry of the Interior, the State Duma mechanism found no violations of law in it and the relevant committee has now given the green light. The motives of the authors were not clear from the explanatory note. Now the real target is called directly. In the commission's conclusion, published on November 3, they directly recognized who made the corrections: "Today, the registration problem is related to vehicles that find themselves in the territory of the Russian Federation due to the entry of new territories that were unreasonably put on the international wanted list by Ukraine." That is, cars taken from residents of Mariupol, Litopol or Bardiansk will receive official Russian license plates. Since the beginning of the war, more than 15,000 cars have been wanted, most of them stolen in partially occupied areas - Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, according to the data of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine for 2024. Tickets for all these cars were automatically sent to the Interpol database. The role of the Ministry of the Interior. In a speech to the committee on October 28, Deputy Head of the Ministry of the Interior Igor Zubov explained the problem: "The enemy put them on Interpol's wanted list, and later, while conscientiously applying the law, we could not register them." The official said that the repairs are necessary so that these cars "don't collect dust and sit." Pardon for a crime. The government hid from members of parliament the real number of wanted cars accumulated on the territory of the Russian Federation - there are no such data in the accompanying documents.