Kyiv Reports Shootout Between Two Intelligence Agencies
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{ "epilogue": "Ukrainian special forces units clashed in a downtown Kyiv shootout that exposed a rift within the country's security apparatus. The incident involved a standoff between two intelligence agencies following the abduction or detention of the deputy commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps.
President Zelenskyy subsequently criticized the chiefs of the Security Service and Defence Intelligence, prompting an announcement of a thorough investigation." }
Epilogue added 13d ago, after coverage quieted.
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