Law and Order: Over 700 National Guard Members Begin Combat Duty for Security and Public Order in the Capital

A significant event in the field of public security took place at the base of National Guard military unit 5573 of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan: over 700 young National Guard members have begun their combat duty for the first time.

They will now carry out patrol duties on the city streets, helping to ensure order and the safety of citizens.

Before assuming their official duties, the recruits underwent a month-long military training course, during which they learned the basics of military discipline, familiarized themselves with the specifics of the urban environment, and practiced responding swiftly to emergency situations. Special attention was given to interaction with citizens, crime prevention, and maintaining public order in crowded areas.

The recruits trained in conditions as close to real-life scenarios as possible, learning to take immediate and decisive action. According to the Chief of Staff of the capital’s brigade, Erzhan Abdukalikov, the recruits must always remember their primary mission—protecting citizens and upholding law and order.

"We bear great responsibility for maintaining order and ensuring security. Your duty is to serve honestly, with discipline, and with respect for every resident of the city," emphasized E. Abdukalikov.

It is important to note that the primary goal is not only a rapid response to incidents but also the prevention of offenses and the maintenance of a calm atmosphere in the capital.

In modern conditions, the role of law enforcement troops is becoming increasingly significant, and young servicemen are ready to contribute to security and public order.

The National Guard personnel continue to carry out their duties with dedication, ensuring legality and order in society.

Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan