Life on the Beat for Ukraine’s Cops: The Drunk, the Disorderly and Drones
In another time, in another place, the call to the police in Kyiv might have been dismissed as a crank. A resident living along the river had spotted a suspicious…
In another time, in another place, the call to the police in Kyiv might have been dismissed as a crank. A resident living along the river had spotted a suspicious…
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