Operation Carthage exposed vulnerabilities of the SBU, according to Andriy Levus
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Journalist Andriy Levus drew attention to two vulnerabilities that, in his view, few people are discussing. They are related to Operation Carthage and to the cooperation of the Security Service of Ukraine with Russian structures. According to him, such cooperation may create risks for the country's national security.
Levus says these vulnerabilities could affect the work of the SBU and public trust in the special service. He believes the issues require the attention of society and a clear response from the relevant authorities. His arguments are explained in detail in material published by the outlet NV.
The expert warns that the consequences for Ukraine's state security could be serious if such problems are not resolved. He stresses that control over cooperation with foreign or Russia-controlled structures is important for the protection of the state.
Thus, the story of Operation Carthage is raising new discussions about security and transparency in the work of law enforcement and security agencies. Further developments should be followed closely, as the safety of Ukrainians depends on it.
Sources: NV
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