The action of handing over weapons, at least when it comes to the assessments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia, is giving very good results for now.
So far, more than 400.000 pieces of ammunition, 884 mines and explosive devices, of which 711 mines and mines have been handed over. The action of handing over weapons will last until June 8.
Jasmina Puhača from the Crime Suppression Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia said that the response of the citizens in the operation of handing over weapons so far is at a highly satisfactory level. She pointed out that they even hand over trophy weapons.
"We can say that during this period of time, the citizens showed an extremely high responsibility that illegal, i.e. unregistered weapons, have no place in their homes and that with such dangerous means we cannot have a safe future and we cannot safely take care of the citizens, ourselves personally and children," she said Blower for N1.
When asked what if someone doesn't bring all the weapons they own, Puhaca says that we can ask what guarantees that all citizens will bring illegal weapons.
"All weapons that are unregistered, that are with citizens, that were left by deceased family members, relatives, that they inherited, this is the moment when such weapons can be handed over to the MUP without any consequences," said Puhača.
He adds that citizens also hand over trophy weapons.
"Trophy weapons were put out of service, it was impossible to fire a bullet or any other explosive device, there were also such situations, citizens surrender such weapons," said Puhača.
I.Đ./N1
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