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In Kalmykia, police officers honored the memory of dead colleagues

The leaders of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kalmykia laid flowers at the monument to the employees of the internal affairs bodies who died in war and peacetime.

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In Kalmykia, police officers honored the memory of dead colleagues

The leaders of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kalmykia laid flowers at the monument to the employees of the internal affairs bodies who died in war and peacetime.

The ceremony participants laid flowers at the monument, after which a minute of silence was declared in memory of those who gave their lives for the sake of serving the law and the Motherland.

On the same day, representatives of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs visited the mothers and widows of police officers who died in the line of duty.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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