Klymenko reports to G7 ambassadors on reforms in the Interior Ministry and war crimes investigation
Kyiv • UNN
The Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Ihor Klymenko, reported to the G7 ambassadors on reforms in the ministry and the investigation of war crimes in Ukraine. Reforms include personnel changes and the Ministry has documented nearly 101,000 war crimes, many of which were committed in specific regions.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine reported to the partners from the Group of Seven countries on the reform of the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and described the specifics of investigating war crimes in Ukraine. The results of the meeting with the ambassadors were shared by the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Ihor Klymenko, reports UNN.
I had a very important and fruitful meeting with the ambassadors of the G7 countries. First of all, I told our partners about the struggle against the Russian enemy: the successes of the Offensive Guard at the front, work in the de-occupied territories, demining territories, demining, and investigation of Russian crimes. A separate issue of discussion was the reforms that reforms in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Details
Meeting of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with the ambassadors of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with the ambassadors of the Group of Seven countries took place on Thursday, November 29. The main topic of discussion was the changes currently taking place in the MIA system.
В the reform of the structure, innovations in personnel appointments are to take place in the National Police and the State Border Guard Service.
We are preparing to introduce a process where senior positions in the National Police will be filled only by those who have passed a competitive selection process. We are working on forming a high-quality personnel core.
The Interior Ministry also plans to strengthen the internal security units and the General Inspectorate. In higher education institutions, the Interior Ministry has already focused on improving the professional training of cadets.
During a meeting with the ambassadors of the G7 countries, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko also emphasized the documentation of war crimes in the country. law enforcement officers have registered almost 101 thousand such facts. Among them are shelling, abuse of civilians, deportation, illegal deprivation of deprivation of liberty.
In the first 11 months of this year, Russians fired 59 thousand times at populated settlements in 24 regions of Ukraine. As a result, 11 thousand citizens were injured and 2 thousand people were killed. Most of the shelling took place in Zaporizhzhia, Kheron, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Sumy and Chernihiv regions.
