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Kaluga SOBR celebrates professional holiday

Special Rapid Response Units Day is celebrated annually on November 9

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Kaluga SOBR celebrates professional holiday

Special Rapid Response Units Day is celebrated annually on November 9.

This is a Russian professional holiday, which was established by the order of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2004 as the Day of special police units. It is reported that if the riot police was created to ensure public order and security, the main task of SOBR is the fight against organized crime, gangs, armed groups, terrorism and extremism. Since April 5, 2016, they were included in the structure of Regardie.

Today it is customary to congratulate and reward fighters.

As previously reported by MK in Kaluga, Kaluga residents were reminded of the dangers of a short day.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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