Police meet trade guilds Radan pledges market support
Radan meets guilds over wartime market security
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Fallahi covers the Police Week meeting of police and trade representatives. Guild leaders describe keeping markets open during two wars, providing hospitals free oxygen and relying on police security; a bazaar representative raises economic-security concerns. Radan calls merchants officers in an economic war, promises police solidarity, urges vigilance against adversaries' plans and joint action against hoarding. These are the selected participants' accounts and intentions, not independent evidence about every shop or a completed anti-hoarding operation.
At a Police Week gathering, guild representatives describe wartime service and raise market-security concerns. Radan promises police support, calls merchants participants in an economic war and urges joint action against hoarding and adversaries' plans. Their accounts do not prove universal market continuity or a completed enforcement operation.
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