Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs reports that 200 patrol officers have begun specialized training to address wartime threats, ranging from frontline operations to civilian protection in rear areas.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that an initial group of 200 patrol police officers has begun training at a designated range to improve responses to wartime threats, including frontline operations and civilian protection.
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