• $
  • £

Latvia provides Ukraine with 66 cars confiscated from drunk drivers

Latvia provides Ukraine with 66 cars confiscated from drunk drivers
05.06.2023 17:00
Latvian authorities have already transferred 66 confiscated cars to Ukraine, according to the State Insurance Agency data reported in media outlet Delfi on June 4, reported from Kyiv Independent.

The cars were seized by the Latvian state from drunk drivers, making the vehicles government property.

Once the cars become property of the Latvian government they can be transferred to the Ukrainian authorities free of charge.

The government of Latvia passed the amendments to the Law on Assistance to Ukrainian Civilians earlier this year, creating the legal grounds for the transfer.

www.anews.az
Similar news
Similar news
UN General Assembly opens 81st session in New York
World 13:30
UN General Assembly opens 81st session in New York
Russian missile strike hits Kyiv, killing two and injuring ten
World 12:30
Russian missile strike hits Kyiv, killing two and injuring ten
Attacks on Ukrainians rise 30% in Poland amid political backlash
World 17:00
Attacks on Ukrainians rise 30% in Poland amid political backlash
Pashinyan may visit Moscow soon, Kremlin says
World 16:30
Pashinyan may visit Moscow soon, Kremlin says
Five dead as Amazon Boeing 767 cargo plane crashes near Miami airport
World 14:00
Five dead as Amazon Boeing 767 cargo plane crashes near Miami airport
Far-right AfD surges to 44.5% in Saxony-Anhalt state election
World 10:00
Far-right AfD surges to 44.5% in Saxony-Anhalt state election
Trump to call Putin and Zelenskyy following envoys' Russia-Ukraine talks
World 09:30
Trump to call Putin and Zelenskyy following envoys' Russia-Ukraine talks
US Envoy Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Visit Moscow and Kyiv
World 17:00
US Envoy Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Visit Moscow and Kyiv
West demands Armenia impose visa regime on Russia, media reports
World 15:40
West demands Armenia impose visa regime on Russia, media reports
Anews TV

Our official Youtube channel

Subscribe