Igor Klymenko: No collaborator will escape punishment
This was stated by the Minister of Internal Affairs Igor Klymenko in an interview with the United News tele-marathon, stressing the uncompromising struggle with collaborators, and also spoke about stabilization measures in the de-occupied territories.
The minister noted the police officers who were the first to establish contact with local residents after the de-occupation of settlements.
“We need to provide humanitarian assistance to all people. They need something to eat, something to drink. State authorities must resume work. But we also interview 100%, carry out stabilization measures with 100% of the people who lived in these territories,” he said.
The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs stressed that law enforcement officers do not forget anyone. And together with the Security Service of Ukraine, the Office of the Prosecutor General, they identify collaborators.
According to him, there are many materials and extrajudicial suspicions that announce both those who fled with the Russians from the liberated territories, and those who are now in the territories temporarily occupied by the enemy.
“We know who conducted and organized the “elections”, who campaigned, who taught the “great Russian history” in schools, who wanted to distort our state. None of these people will escape punishment,” Interior Minister Igor Klymenko said.
