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Kaluga Governor appealed to the police

He congratulated them on their professional holiday, noting that today all over Russia honor people who ensure security, protect the rights and interests of citizens, fight crime

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Kaluga Governor appealed to the police

He congratulated them on their professional holiday, noting that today all over Russia honor people who ensure security, protect the rights and interests of citizens, fight crime.

“Your difficult but very necessary service is a pillar of the socio-economic development of the Kaluga region. Thanks to courage, principledness, professionalism, you successfully solve the tasks set, cope with new challenges, the head of the region said and wished the guards good health, well-being and reliable rear.

As reported earlier, in the Kaluga region congratulate the police.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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