Militia employees of Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Sverdlovsk region and police of Germany continue mutually advantageous cooperation

Against activization of relations of Russia and Germany the information exchange between power authorities of two countries gets important value, - the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Sverdlovsk region lieutenant general of militia Mikhail Nikitin on summarising of the operational activity of employees of the regional branch of the National Central Bureau of Interpol emphasized.

This theme is especially actual today, as in Yekaterinburg there passes the Russian-German forum "the Petersburg dialogue" with participation of the president of Russia Dmitry Medvedev and delegation from Germany led by the chancellor of the country Angela Merkel.

In the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Sverdlovsk region productive cooperation with colleagues from Germany is one of priorities. Active teamwork is conducted at once in several directions. It, according to general Nikitin, first of all revealing and suppression of the crimes connected with illegal turn of cultural values and antiques, suppression of channels of illegal migration and a human trafic. And also struggle against motor transport illegal circulation, the international search of citizens, investigation of criminal cases of the external economic branch.

The history with plunder of pictures and art subjects in capital of Average Urals Mountains became one of the loudest examples of the international partnership. Disclosing of this swindle of transnational scale became possible thanks to harmonious actions of employees of many departments. First of all detectives of the Interpol of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Sverdlovsk region, the Ural operative customs, central administrative board of the Ministry of Interior of the Russian Federation in the Ural federal district and law enforcement bodies of Germany, - were noted by Mikhail Nikitin.

Also together with police Germany in 2008 the ethnic criminal group of Turkey which arranged the channel of illegal migration of citizens of this country through Yekaterinburg to Germany and other countries of Western Europe is liquidated. Investigation on this fact was spent by police of Hanover.

As noted at the last meeting in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Sverdlovsk region, mutually advantageous cooperation between the Ural and German law enforcement bodies it will be continued.

Valery Gorelykh,

Press service of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in Sverdlovsk region

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