Vyhivsky: MIA units gained unique wartime skills ready to share with Czech colleagues
Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Ivan Vyhivsky has discussed areas of cooperation between the agencies with his Czech counterpart and assured him of the readiness of Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) units to share the unique skills acquired during the war.
Ukrainian Internal Affairs Minister Ivan Vyhivsky has outlined potential collaboration with his Czech counterpart, highlighting the unique skills acquired by MIA units during wartime. In a recent online meeting, Vyhivsky briefed Czech Minister of Internal Affairs Lubomír Metnar on Russia's relentless terror campaign against Ukrainian cities, including infrastructure destruction and attacks on essential services.
Metnar expressed solidarity with Ukraine and offered assistance to MIA units. Meanwhile, the two nations cooperate under a bilateral agreement encompassing areas like cross-border crime, illegal migration, and cybercrime. Vyhivsky emphasized that Ukrainian units have developed distinctive skills during the conflict, which they are eager to share with Czech colleagues.
He also expressed deep appreciation for the Czech Republic's ongoing support throughout the war, noting that cooperation between the two nations is strengthening.
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