One of the more striking discoveries involved attempts to smuggle baklava and precious goods into the country. Greek customs authorities uncovered a vast range of smuggled goods in the second quarter of 2025, with seizures that spanned undeclared cash, illicit tobacco and alcohol, narcotics, counterfeit merchandise, and even endangered animal products. The findings, made between April and June, reflect intensified inspections at airports, land border crossings, and ports across the country, using X-ray scanners and sniffer dogs to great effect. Officials from the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) reported the confiscation of large sums of undeclared money. At various entry points, including Athens International Airport and border crossings such as Kipoi and Kastanies, inspectors intercepted over €250,000, along with significant amounts in U.S. dollars, Japanese yen, Turkish lira, Bulgarian leva, and UAE dirhams. The cash...