In Kherson, the policemen appointed by the occupiers write massive reports for dismissal. A PHOTO

The main argument they use to explain their desire to leave is "the inability of management to provide proper working conditions." Ukrinform writes about this, citing a law enforcement source.

So, for example, Rostislav Malinovsky, a traitor from Kherson, who joined the so-called “Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kherson Region”, established by the SBU, filed a letter of resignation.

Based on the published documents, the traitor refuses the post of "deputy head of the criminal investigation department - head of the department for solving crimes against the person" and asks to terminate the contract: "due to the aggravation of the situation in the Kherson region."

Another policeman from the occupied Kherson region asks to be returned to his former duty station in St. Petersburg.

So, according to the report, Mettus D.A., appointed to the position of “detective officer of the Suvorov city police department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Kherson region,” wants to return to his former place of service: “due to the lack of housing and an adequate level of material support.”