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National Police fires officers remaining in Russian-occupied territories.

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National Police Head Ihor Klymenko said that police officers left in Russian-occupied territories were given time to move to Ukraine-controlled regions of the country. Those who failed to do so are now fired. He added that the police have opened more than 60 cases on police officers suspected of collaborating with Russia.

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