In Melitopol, “order” is monitored by “Cossacks”/Ria-Melitopol
Some Ukrainian law enforcement officers decided to take the oath and went over to the side of Russia. But the invaders do not treat traitors the way they would like.
Russian infidels in the occupied territories of Ukraine were actively engaged in the search for those who would be ready to cooperate with them. Some of the collaborators were those who had long been promoting the ideas of the “Russian world” in Ukraine. And there are those who went over to the side of the occupier after the seizure of the territory. Among these are law enforcement officers.
Russians traditionally resorted to unfulfilled promises in this case. Yes, by the way, they did it during the capture of Serpent's Island, when they promised the Ukrainian border guards “transcendental prospects.” Instead, they were sent with their ship in the appropriate direction, and soon it happened.
Yes, there are those who are led by Russian promises. Among them are the policemen who remained in the recently occupied territories. They agreed to cooperate with the local Gauleiters. In return, they were promised that they would remain in their “positions”, and some were even to receive a “promotion”.
But once again it was confirmed that the promises of the Russians are worthless. And now these unfortunate policemen are sent to the front to fight against the Ukrainian military. This is reported by sources of channel 24 in law enforcement agencies. Such a fate awaits 15 people who once worked in the Berdyansk police, but went over to the side of the gate. A few more will be sent to the front from Melitopol and Energodar.
They plan to send them to the Luhansk region, where fierce battles are now taking place in the area of Severodonetsk and Lisichanskaya, as well as on the highway to Bakhmut.
The experience of traitors teaches nothing
Those former law enforcement officers from the occupied cities should learn more about the history of those who have already betrayed Ukraine. We are talking about those people who were called “guardians of order” in the occupied Lugansk region. After Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, they were also sent to the front against the Ukrainian army.
It got to the point that there were almost no law enforcement officers left in these occupied territories. Therefore, they began to bring Russian policemen in return, sending them on a business trip. But no one knows exactly how long they were “sent” like that. And after that, it happened that already in the Rostov region of Russia there was a shortage of the same policemen.
