MOMENT Ukrainian security service officers OPEN FIRE on each other in Kiev


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On September 2, a clash between the Ukrainian special services took place in Kiev: employees of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) engaged in a shootout with representatives of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR). According to available information, one participant was killed and two others were injured.
The background of the conflict is not known for certain. According to one version, the incident is connected with the investigation of the assassination attempt on Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev, who was tried to undermine in late June in Monaco. The businessman, his wife and 13-year-old son were seriously injured.
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0 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

It obviously looks very, very bad when a country’s different intelligence agencies clash like this. This gives the disgusting Russians and their propaganda way too much material to exploit.

5 +1 Browser12 3 weeks ago

what shithole

4 +1 Lemmiwinks 3 weeks ago

just accept conscription and grenade the fuck out of your squad. Easy

1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Lemmiwinks The video isn't about conscription. And why would a Ukrainian do that and kill his own countrymen? Wanting to dodge the war doesn't mean you would betray your country and murder your fellow citizens if you did end up having to go to war.

Besides, it’s not that easy at all. The disgusting Russians might still be able to trick and pay the terrorists and rapists they send to Ukraine into signing military contracts, but when it comes to sending them into battles where they face near-certain death, they have massive problems with insubordination and have to resort to brutal torture to make it happen. And even though you hear here and there about someone shooting their commander, it’s just not that easy to get out of it once you’re actually deployed at the front lines.

11 +1 TrustMeBro666 3 weeks ago

Effing jews fucked up Ukraine too...despicable.

26 +1 L.X 3 weeks ago

Ukraine is rotten to it's core with corruption. The sooner that nations is buried in ashes, the better.

8 +1 tommix1 3 weeks ago

Lots of financial screw jobs going on since the war, One official caught with piles of currency in her office. May be related.

9 +1 ZuluHunters 3 weeks ago

Ffs now we have to go kidnap more guys

13 +1 howwonderfool 3 weeks ago

"the incident is connected with the investigation of the assassination attempt on Ukrainian oligarch Vadim Ermolaev,"

Vadim Ermolaev Ukrainian oligarch my ass - a jew, as usual. Renounced his Ukrainian citizenship in 2017, and "became a Cypriot" living in Monaco. From the money he leeched from Ukraine. If that remained an attempt, then there is a high possibility it was a false flag attack, a preemptive step before sg. lethal would really happen to him.

Every. Single. Time.

Around 40m estimated population, and Ukraine is full of jewish high ranking government officials, and jewish oligarchs.. Woodworms of the trees of countries'..

4 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

The official version of the SBU claims that its investigative group was carrying out actions in the case of an imminent terrorist attack by the Russian FSB.
But the media reconstruction shows a much more chaotic story. The conflict is linked to the disappearance of Stepan Kaplunov, deputy commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps for Combat Activities (RDK). According to Ukrainian and Western media sources, Kaplunov was arrested by the SBU, while the RDK operates under the patronage of the GUR. When members of the military intelligence services (GUR) arrived at the object associated with his detention, a confrontation and gunfire took place. More reliable sources, in the first report, reported three wounded on the GUR side. Several other media outlets reported one GUR member dead and two seriously injured.
The version from the circle of anti-corruption groups immediately spread on Telegram that there were not Russian terrorists behind the conflict, but income from illegal Ukrainian call centers. They are believed to specialize in making fraudulent phone calls to European Union countries and diverting money from victims' bank accounts. According to these claims, Kaplunov was supposed to control cryptocurrency accounts or access keys, and members of the SBU and GUR were supposed to compete for control of the money. It is about the systemic disintegration of the collapsed Ukrainian state, which has no choice but to resort to terrorism to the frenzied applause of Euro-Nazis in Brussels and Zionist tyrants in London.
Ukraine is drowning in corruption scandals around Zelensky, his right-hand man (Minditch) has fled to Israel, agents of two Ukrainian secret services are shooting at each other in the streets of kyiv and Zelensky himself, shortly after a small dose of cocaine, threatens airlines around the world and their passengers not to fly to Russia. This is the reality of collapsed Ukraine.

3 +1 BazBamigboy 3 weeks ago

@oroboros Do You Ever Leave Your Moms House ?

4 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@BazBamigboy
When you receive reason, you will go crazy...and again you will have nothing.

3 +1 QuartPlus8oz 3 weeks ago

@oroboros Shitty, self serving "intelligence" served cold to the boots on the ground. You are saying that these two agencies are fighting over money scammed from the EU? I believe that is true since they know the war has been over for quite some time.

0 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros Ukraine is far from collapsing. They’re only struggling with air defense right now because Trump cluelessly dragged the US into an Iran conflict, depleting the very missile stocks that others are trying to buy up for Ukraine since he won't support them. And as for corruption, how do you even know about all these things? You know it because anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine are working, and because the media and civil society in Ukraine are functioning. In significantly more corrupt Russia, it would be unthinkable for the most corrupt person in the world, Putin, or any of his corrupt friends to ever face legal trouble.