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- Sanctioned Russian interior minister says he had ‘no problem’ getting US visa
The Russian interior minister, who is in New York for a UN police summit, says he did not face any problems entering the US. Vladimir Kolokoltsev was among 24 Russians hit by US sanctions in April. - Interior minister says up to 2 million Russians involved in illegal drug tradeThe Russian Interior Minister has told reporters that the state anti-drug policy had yielded some good results over the past years, but added that the number of people involved in the illegal drug trade remains high.
- Police will hire former Berkut troopers – Interior MinisterAll former servicemen of the Ukrainian special Berkut police unit who chose to accept Russia’s offer of citizenship will get jobs and social support in Moscow, Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev has said.
- Russian Interior Minister sees ideological extremism as primary security threatThe chief of the Russian police has named extremist activities aimed at changing the state and the seizure of power by force, as the main threats to the country.
- Moscow police chief advocates tighter control over law enforcement agenciesWhere real state power weakens, it is replaced by organized crime, believes the head of the Interior Ministry’s Moscow department, Vladimir Kolokoltsev.
- Moscow police chief blames businessmen for corruptionVladimir Kolokoltsev, head of the Interior Ministry’s Moscow department, has called on the authorities and businesses to jointly fight corruption.
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