Latvia is preparing a new shipment of cars for Ukraine that were confiscated from drunk drivers

The Latvian State Agency for Enforcement will transfer another batch of vehicles to Ukraine that were confiscated from drivers who were operating vehicles while under the influence of alcohol. 

The transfer of the vehicles is being organized in cooperation with “European Truth,” and the vehicles themselves are intended to meet the logistical needs of units of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, units of the Ukrainian National Guard, the Malynivka Military Administration in Kharkiv Oblast, the Pryluky District Military Administration in Chernihiv Oblast, as well as the Borivka Central Hospital.

The transferred vehicles were manufactured between 2004 and 2015. Among the vehicles being prepared for shipment are business-class cars, including a 2011 Mercedes-Benz E350 CDI 4Matic and two 2004 BMW 525s. Since the start of the full-scale war with Russia, Latvia has regularly transferred vehicles to Ukraine that were confiscated from drunk drivers or seized as part of other criminal proceedings.

This was reported by the local news outlet Delfi.