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Austrian party seeks details on 200 kg Ukrainian cargo request
Ukraine requested transit through Austria for 200 kilograms of what it called “special cargo.”
The cargo was intended for a Ukrainian delegation in Davos.
The request has prompted calls from an Austrian party for more information.
The party wants to know what the cargo contains.
It also wants an explanation for why the cargo was not checked.
The contents and the reason for the lack of checks are not stated.
Ukraine requested transit through Austria for 200 kg of “special cargo” for its delegation in Davos.
An Austrian party is seeking details about what the cargo contains.
The party also wants to know why the cargo was not subject to checks.
The report cited by RBC was published by Kronen Zeitung.
- Who
- The Ukrainian side requested the transit; an Austrian party is seeking explanations.
- What
- Ukraine requested transit through Austria for 200 kg of “special cargo.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Through Austria, for a delegation in Davos.
- Why
- The cargo was intended for the Ukrainian delegation in Davos; the reason checks were absent is not stated.
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- Cargo weight
- 200 kg
- Cargo description
- Special cargo
- Transit route
- Through Austria
- Destination
- Ukrainian delegation in Davos
- Source cited by RBC
- Kronen Zeitung
Sources
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