Operational Command South names main requests for assistance received from communities

Every month, the Civil-Military Cooperation Department of the Operational Command South receives approximately 200 requests from communities regarding various types of assistance, including building inspections and mine safety.

Oksana Kozyrenko, head of the Civil-Military Cooperation Department of the Operational Command South, reported this in an interview with Ukrinform.

“We receive about 200 requests from communities every month. These are mainly requests for assistance, particularly regarding building inspections—for example, in settlements where civilians are returning after leaving at the start of the full-scale invasion, especially in de-occupied territories,” Kozyrenko said.

She also noted that these requests include mine safety inspections.

“In general, these are requests for various types of assistance. Together with the State Emergency Service and units of the Support Forces, we conduct such inspections or coordinate them with the National Police,” Kozyrenko added.

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As reported, in accordance with Order No. 333 of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine dated December 24, 2022, May 5 is annually observed as the Day of Civil-Military Cooperation Specialists of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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