A group of 30 Norwegian reindeer emigrated to Russian territory, using a hole in the border fence. The owners cannot return the animals. According to the Telegram channel MASH, they were refused a visa due to difficulties in relations between states.
According to the source, the deer crossed the border near the village of Nickel and are now walking around the Murmansk region.
The last such sortie cost the Norwegians 47 million crowns (about 381 million rubles), as they also had to compensate for the damage from the invasion. The owner of the animals, Egil Kalliainen, now has only to contact the authorities with a request to repair the fence.
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