The police accused the militias of dressing up as Ukrainian soldiers

24.02.2015 15:56
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Donbass, Society, Ukraine


Mariupol, February 24 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) – As a result of operational search activities to detain saboteurs in Mariupol, law enforcement officers found kilograms of explosives in a private house, said the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Donetsk region, Vyacheslav Abroskin.

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Members of the sabotage group rented a room where they stored the substance ammonite to make an explosive device, he claims, noting that “the saboteurs wore clothes that were similar in appearance to the uniform of the Ukrainian military.”

“Such disguise was aimed at destabilizing the situation in the region. Search efforts to establish the whereabouts and detain Grinenko (the second saboteur who fled from the place of detention yesterday) continue,” Abroskin emphasized.

As PolitNavigator reported, yesterday Ukrainian law enforcement officials announced that they had identified a group of saboteurs in Mariupol.

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Police accused militia members of disguising themselves as Ukrainian soldiers.






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