US EditionHead of Ukraine's security service Maliuk to be replaced, Zelenskyy says
Zelenskyy reshuffles Ukraine's Security Service amid corruption scandal; Maliuk reassigned to lead asymmetric operations against Russia, with Khmara appointed acting chief.
- On Monday, Lt. Gen. Vasyl Maliuk announced his resignation as head of the Security Service of Ukraine , and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appointed Yevhenii Khmara as acting chief in a published decree.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Friday new internal changes to boost resilience, following an earlier-month reshuffle plan ahead of Paris talks and the fourth anniversary next month.
- Remaining in the SBU, Lt. Gen. Vasyl Maliuk will run asymmetric special operations intended to inflict maximum damage on Russia, building on Operation Spiderweb that damaged or destroyed 41 Russian aircraft.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Vasyl Maliuk, thanked him for his combat service and urged him to focus on asymmetric operations, while officials said the changes support defence and resilience priorities with full resources.
- Positioning the SBU for asymmetric operations aligns with Paris talks on security guarantees as fighting continues along a roughly 1,000-kilometer front line ahead of the war's fourth anniversary next month.
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In the aftermath of a vast corruption scandal, the reshuffle of the Ukrainian administration continues with the demotion of the popular leader of the SBU, an audacious craftsman on Russian territory.
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