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Astana has closed a loophole that was allowing Russian and Belarusian truckers to bring European Union cargo across Russia to Kazakhstan without the correct paperwork.The clampdown comes as Kazakhstan continues efforts to comply with international sanctions against Russia and Belarus ndash; fellow partners in the Eurasian Economic Union EAEU , a free trade zone ndash; to avoid Western countries targeting Kazakhstan with secondary sanctions.Kazakh customs officials have halted on the b <a href=Link samba schuhe</a> order at least eight Russian articulated trucks carrying goods from the EU this week, Russian newspaper Izvestiya reports.On September 20 Astana explained that truckers must comply with a rule requiring them to present two documents: one from the cargorsquo place of origin, and one from the place where it has been reloaded onto Russian or Belarusian trucks for transportation out of the EU and onward to Kazakhstan.With Russian and Belarusian trucks banned from the EU, they will <a href=Link campus</a> struggle to secure those documents.Since the introduction of sanctions by the European side against Russian and Belarusian haulers, most cargo loads from European countries to Kazakhstan are curre <a href=Link max plus</a> ntly carried out via load switching reloading of cargos at terminals located on Belarusian border territories, the Ministry for Industry and Infrastructure Development said.According to the rules laid out by international agreements and the Republic of Kazakhstanrsquo domestic legislation, in the cou Wtkz Magic Breakfast beats targets to raise 1m with Covid emergency appeal
Wicker visits local defense plantU.S. Senator Roger Wicker received a quick tour of the General Atomics plant in Tupelo where the company makes its electromagnetic systems products.Those products are built to assist the U.S. military in a plethora of ways.We ;ve got a fabulous workforce that cross-trained that one day helps us build po <a href=Link water bottle</a> wer electronics, said Scott Forney, the senior vice president at General Atomics. The next day, it may be building motors. We ;ve prepared a new facility to build submarine motors, commercial motors. And the technicians are fabulous. And the on-the-job training has been stellar as well from both the state and federal levels.Wicker says the trip had somewhat of a special meaning to him personally.WTVA8/13 Share <a href=Link plus</a> About the Author s Magnolia Tribune This article was produced by Magnolia Tribune staff. <a href=Link uk</a> More Like This |