From today, a police station has started working in Snigurivka in the Mykolaiv region
Law enforcement officers on the ground ensure the safety of citizens, maintain law and order and simply help those who have suffered from the crimes of the occupiers for more than 8 months.
Police officers document all crimes committed by the military of the Russian Federation in the de-occupied territory of the region, and they do not have a statute of limitations. Since the de-occupation of the Snigurivska community, investigators have already registered 175 offenses committed by the Russian occupiers.
“I once again emphasize and appeal to local residents to observe certain safety rules, to be careful when moving through settlements, especially near administrative buildings and infrastructure facilities, near places where Russian military personnel were based and lived,” said the head of the GUNP in the Nikolaev area Sergey Shaykhet.
According to the head of the regional police, anyone who stores weapons or explosive objects — hostile, found or without appropriate permits, should hand them over to the police station as soon as possible.
Police officers of the Nikolaev area work 24/7 to fully stabilize the situation and provide assistance to citizens.
National Police of Ukraine
