Igor Klymenko: 200 days of struggle for Ukraine's independence and integrity are over
There is only absolute victory ahead.
The best trained fighters of the special police units are now side by side with the military performing combat tasks, returning captured Ukrainian lands. The de-occupied territories have already begun work on demining, documenting war crimes of Russian occupiers and detaining enemy agents. The National Police throughout Ukraine works 24/7 to ensure law and order and strengthen the police presence in settlements.
In total, in 200 days of full-scale invasion of Russian occupiers on Ukrainian soil, police units:
Received and processed almost 4.5 million applications from citizens.
More than 31.8 thousand criminal proceedings were launched on the facts of crimes committed by Russian servicemen and their accomplices.
More than 103 thousand crimes were recorded.
Opened 1325 criminal proceedings for collaborationism. 222 persons - in the status of suspects. 126 indictments have already been transferred to court.
They exposed 104 DRGs and detained more than 1.7 thousand people on suspicion of sabotage activities.
Inspected 10 thousand hectares of territory as part of demining. Our explosives technicians discovered and recovered about 110,000 explosive items and almost 3 tons of explosives. Destroyed more than 29 thousand unexploded shells.
Found 5532 missing children. 233 children are still being sought. In total, 383 children died during the full-scale war in Ukraine, 747 were wounded.
Blocked more than 6.2 thousand hostile information channels with a total audience of almost 87 million users.
These results are only a small part of the work that police do every day. All our tasks are aimed at one thing — ensuring the safety of people. Because that is the feeling that is so lacking during these terrible 200 days of war.
Thank you to all the policemen who, with their faithful service, bring Victory closer!
And eternal memory to all defenders who gave their lives for Ukraine!
Department of Communications of NPU
