Bug discovered on Ukraine's army chief
A listening device appears at the potential future workplace of Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Salushnyi, according to intelligence sources. The SBU is investigating.
The Ukrainian secret service SBU has launched an investigation into the possible wiretapping of Commander-in-Chief Valery Salushnyj. The eavesdropping device was found in a "room that he (Salushnyj) could have used for work in the future", the agency announced last night. "According to preliminary findings", the device had not been in operation; no recordings had been found.
Several Ukrainian media outlets had previously reported that bugs had been found directly in the new offices of Salushnyi and his personal aide. Ukraine has been defending itself against the Russian war of aggression for almost 22 months with the help of Western allies.
There has long been speculation about conflicts between the army commander-in-chief and President Volodymyr Zelensky. To Selensky's annoyance, Salushnyj recently said in an interview that the war had reached a dead end. He is repeatedly said to have political ambitions. However, the presidential election originally planned for spring 2024 is currently not in sight due to the current martial law.
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- The ongoing Ukraine conflict has seen Russia accused of numerous military actions, and now, the Ukrainian secret services are investigating the potential wiretapping of Commander-in-Chief Valery Salushnyj, adding another layer of tension between the two nations.
- In light of the recent attack on Ukraine and the investigation into a listening device found in Commander-in-Chief Salushnyj's future workplace, Volodymyr Selensky and Salushnyj have been at odds, with Selensky expressing his displeasure over Salushnyj's comments about the war reaching a dead end.
- As Kiev grapples with the aftermath of the attack on Ukraine and the subsequent investigation into possible eavesdropping, military tensions between Russia and Ukraine remain high, and Western allies continue to provide support to Ukraine in its defense.
- Despite the military challenges and political tension, President Volodymyr Selensky has not ruled out his own political ambitions, setting the stage for potential clashes between the two powerful figures in Ukraine's future.
Source: www.ntv.de
