Ukrainian police circulated in groups of five and consulted prepared lists.
Together with the German fascists, the Ukrainian police took an active part in this massacre.
In August 2000, Olexandr Tymoshenko was arrested by the Ukrainian police.
The firms Kiev office was raided by the Ukrainian police on February 3, 2011 for undisclosed reasons.
U.S. citizens have reported waiting up to several hours for Ukrainian police and ambulance services to respond to calls for emergency assistance.
Several Germans and Ukrainian auxiliary police were killed.
The raids were conducted after a joint investigation between Ukrainian police and Interpol.
Across the road were the Ukrainian police.
The generic term for the Ukrainian police (and for police in most of the post-Soviet countries) is militsiya.
Among the wounded international troops were 27 Polish and 14 Ukrainian police officers and 20 French soldiers.
