Recently, on September 3, a solemn opening of the Club of Veterans of Internal Affairs Bodies took place in the city of Novovolynsk, Volyn Oblast. The festive ribbon at the opening of the new premises was cut by the head of the UMVS of Ukraine in Volyn Oblast, Major General of Militia Oleksandr Kmita, and the head of the Veterans Council, Viktor Levkov. The Veterans Club is a comfortable premises featuring a living room, a kitchen, and an office. All rooms have been given a modern euro-renovation. Having congratulated the former militia officers on the new premises, Oleksandr Kmita presented the Club members with modern equipment from the Administration - a television and a video recorder. The head of the oblast Veterans Council, Anton Lavreniuk, presented his colleagues with a painting. In addition, veterans of the Novovolynsk, Volodymyr-Volynskyi, and Ivanychi city-district departments had the opportunity to communicate with members of the board and discuss pressing issues. Oleksandr Kmita noted: "This is the least that must be done for people who gave their health and lives to service in law enforcement agencies. Is it human to leave them alone with their troubles now?!" And the head of the Novovolynsk city department, Colonel of Militia Vasyl Zozulia, thanked the oblast leadership and the secretary of the city council, Liubov Sokolova, for their assistance in creating new premises for veterans. After all, at a session of the city council, 10 thousand hryvnias were allocated for this matter. He said that it has already become a habit for former militia officers to meet and resolve pressing issues, as well as to help the current generation of militia officers. Vasyl Zozulia noted that the veterans still have not lost their fighting spirit. Recently, on one of the streets of Novovolynsk, veterans detained swindlers and robbers. They actively contribute to reducing the crime rate in the city and serve as a good example for the younger generation. After the official part, a celebration with music was arranged for the veterans. The veterans' choir of the UMVS "Muzhnist" sang to them, accompanied by the orchestra of the Internal Troops of the MVS. And the special militia unit "Berkut" also shared its skills and mastery with them in demonstration performances.