Arma sells arrested trucks that were used for illegal transportation from Belarus

The Asset Investigation and Management Agency (ARMA) has announced the sale of seven trucks arrested in criminal proceedings. These vehicles were used for illegal importation of goods into the customs territory of Ukraine from Belarus.

According to the ARMA press service, the brands of Scania, Volvo, MAN and Mercedes-Benz were handed over to the agency by the decision of the investigating judge of the Kyiv District Court of Odessa. This was made possible by coordination between the Odessa Regional Prosecutor's Office and the Southern Interregional Territorial Directorate of the ARMA. Representatives of the agency participated in litigation, which allowed to provide the transfer of these assets for further implementation.

ARMA workers have already inspected vehicles, and the process of selling them has now begun. The first stage was the announcement of a competition for the choice of bidding organizer, which guarantees transparency and effectiveness of the procedure.

According to the report, after completion of the valuation procedures, the trucks will be put up for sale through the transparent electronic platform. This system provides access to bidding for everyone, facilitating a competitive environment and maximizing income from the sale of arrested property.

The ARMA emphasized that the sale of arrested assets is an important element of the fight against offenses and compensation for the losses caused to the state. The funds received can be used to finance important state needs or as compensation in criminal cases.

This case also demonstrates effective cooperation between law enforcement agencies, judicial system and ARMA in the return of illegally used resources. Bidding through transparent. Sales will allow you to find new owners for confiscated vehicles and return them to legal circulation.