Oggi sono 9 anni che la Milizia è stata rinominata Polizia. Lavoro in questa struttura da 17 anni. Se avete domande, cercherò di rispondere (finché ci saranno elettricità e comunicazione).

Now we know why we don’t hear from you sometimes. When you’re not feeding Ukrainian soldiers and being an ambassador for your people, you’re a police officer and a mother.

My only question is… do you ever take any time to relax and enjoy yourself?

How is the mood overall and the feelings on how the war is going? Is there a sense of optimism or pessimism?

Have you noticed a substantial shift away from the Russian language (I know that is the primary language for many Ukrainians) and shifts towards Ukrainian or “Western” culture and language?

Thank you for everting you do! We’ve donated hundreds of dollars so far to various Ukrainian charities with plans to donate more! It’s always so great seeing others donate it to a good cause, I’m hoping we continue to see continued international support for Ukraine for many years to come 😊

Since your NATO application is hinging on fighting corruption, will you and your colleagues part with the long Ukrainian Militia’s tradition of fleecing citizens?

What are the most needed donation items on the front and elsewhere and where should we send them?

i didn’t know you’re police:D

how is the crime rate after the orks started the full-scale war? did it rise or drop?

did attitude towards police change after the ork full invasion? for example do you notice people respect you more/less?

did the police have some extra ordinary trainings since the ork attacked? for example were you instructed on how to use automatic weapons besides pistols? and do you carry these?

are the officers issued with vests or other protective gear, that wasn’t deemed necessary before the orks invaded the rest of the country?

I’ve been volunteering for Ukriane for 2.5 years… What you are doing is amazing… How can we help you?