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[RIA Novosti] The commander of the special purpose company of the main department of the national police of the Kherson region, Lieutenant Colonel Nikolai Salamakha, after meeting with Russian security forces on the eve of Victory Day, voluntarily handed over a disguised warehouse with dozens of Kalashnikov assault rifles, machine guns, hundreds of grenades, RIA Novosti correspondent reports.
After inspecting the base of the special forces of the Kherson police on Sretenskaya Street (the former "Berkut"), Russian security forces found 120 boxes of ammunition (80 boxes of 7.62 caliber cartridges, 40 boxes of RGD-5, F-1, RGM grenades) and 50 small arms AK-74 , AKSU, Ukrainian-made police shotguns, 2 NSV "Utes" machine guns with a hundred boxes of rounds.
As Russian security officials told RIA Novosti, Salamakha also said that, at the direction of the Kiev authorities, he was to lead a special unit to carry out "sabotage operations" on the territory of the Kherson region.
At the same time, he stated that "being the heir of a WWII veteran who honors the memory of his ancestor," he voluntarily shared "the plans of his leadership against his Russian brothers and the civilian population of Kherson."
In addition to what was said, Salamakha named the names of former employees who were responsible for the safety of the warehouse: Gennady Ivanenko, Andriy Gladkiy and Yuriy Turchenko, as well as Artem Redchem and Vitaly Chaika, Ukrainian intelligence liaison officers.
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