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Lukashenko appoints deputy interior minister

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko made personnel appointments in the system of internal affairs bodies. The relevant decrees he ...

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Lukashenko appoints deputy interior minister

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko made personnel appointments in the system of internal affairs bodies. The corresponding decrees he signed on November 13, reports the correspondent of the agency “Minsk-Novosti” with reference to the press service of the Head of State.

Police Major General Oleg Shulyakovsky was appointed Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and dismissed from the post of head of the Internal Affairs Department of the Brest Regional Executive Committee.

On the post of head of the Internal Affairs Department of the Brest Regional Executive Committee, police colonel Andrei Bakach was appointed.

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