Bosnian authorities seize 270,000-USD-worth smuggled mobile phones


SARAJEVO, Nov. 12 (Xinhua) -- Bosnia and Herzegovina's Indirect Taxation Authority (ITA) has seized a large quantity of smuggled mobile phones and other goods worth 450,000 convertible marks (266,700 U.S. dollars), the authority said on Wednesday.

Officials from the ITA's Enforcement Department and the Tuzla Regional Center discovered earlier this week a facility in northeastern Bosnia containing 546 mobile phones, including iPhone 16 Pro Max and Galaxy S25 Ultra models, as well as 70 Apple Watches and other restricted items.

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