Two Belarusians detained with potent substances while trying to enter Russia
Two citizens of Belarus were detained during special operations on the Belarusian-Russian border. Potent substances were found on them, writes the State Customs Committee.

The men were traveling to Russia in a Chevrolet car. In the personal belongings of one of them, a plastic jar with 97 pills was found, and in the other, two vials with liquid.

Expert examination showed that the pills contained methyltestosterone and dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, and the vials contained drostanolone. All three substances are classified as potent, the State Customs Committee reported.

Criminal cases have been initiated against the detainees for attempting to illegally move potent substances across the border. They face up to seven years in prison.
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