Carpathian police who guarded security mariupoluiv in previous months, returned to the area ATU

More than fifty police officers from Ivano-Frankivsk region, which during the autumn-winter provide law and order and protect civilians from terrorist threats Mariupol, newly arrived in the port city as part of Consolidated militias. DOSovnymy tasks employees Prycarpathia police are guarding strategic assets and implementation of control and access control at the entrance to the city. A total consolidated detachment under the command of Chief of Staff of Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in Ivano-Frankivsk region police colonel OlehaYevchenko to 100 soldiers. The detachment consists of both officers, Volumeamong managers at various levels and junior NCO. - This is the fifth rotation of police Ivano-Frankivsk - says Oleg Yevchenko. - About half of the consolidated group - not new to the area ATO. About 40 police officers serving in Mariupol third time, 10 soldiers - again. This usually patrol officersservice. Service in the "hot spot" - a specific experience. Ivano-Frankivsk police who were ATO, talk about the valuable property, which became for them a reliable tool in the fight against crime in the region, dedication, unity, strict military discipline. Now joint unit of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in Ivano-Frankivsk region is Optimalnym tandem of experienced fighters and decision makers. Help Carpathian allows law enforcement to effectively distribute the load to the police. Only one checkpoint controlled by the combined detachment, guards policing check about 1,000 vehicles a day. Motion carried out in both directions, entry and vyyizd. Among the harsh everyday life happen and inspiring moments that warm the heart with warmth fighters. Recently, children with the help of staff Kyiv Criminal Police Juvenile Interior Ministry of Ukraine in Donetsk region gave law enforcement touching amulets, made by hand - knit dolls. Press service of the Interior Ministry of Ukraine Donetsk region

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