From now on, the National Guard will patrol Mariupol independently
The servicemen, who on the eve of the celebration of the Flag Day of Ukraine and the 30th anniversary of the Independence of Ukraine, will go on their first independent patrol for the protection of public order, have undergone thorough training and internships in the streets of Mariupol for several months and today they are for the first time entering the service for the protection of public order, no longer as an intern officers, and as full-fledged patrolmen.
Thus, in Mariupol, on the square of the Liberator Soldiers, at a garrison briefing, the guards, who for the first time take up independent service for the protection of public order, were greeted at the event by the commander of the Mariupol Brigade of the National Guard Colonel Denis Shlega, representatives of the representatives of the Mariupol Brigade National police, the State Emergency Service, the border service, as well as the Security Service of Ukraine.
“It so happened that your first patrol coincided with the transition to enhanced service. Congratulations on this important event to each of you. I hope that you will do everything possible to make our city even safer, more beautiful and beautiful, and Mariupol residents and the guests of the city feel safe,” Colonel Denis Shlega, commander of the Mariupol Brigade of the National Guard, addressed the guards.
Currently, the uniforms of the Mariupol Brigade of the National Guard, starting on August 21, will intensively patrol the administrative areas of Mariupol, as well as the resort villages of Melekine, Urzuf and Belosaraiska Kosa.
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