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President Zelensky Reprimands Intelligence Services After Shootout in Kyiv

5 sources across 4 countries · France · Hungary · Netherlands · Ukraine

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  • Le Monde France · Centre-left · Fonds pour l'independance de la presse
  • France 24 France · Centre · Public · France Medias Monde (French state holding)
  • Telex Hungary · Centre · Reader-funded, staff-owned
  • NRC Netherlands · Centre · Mediahuis
  • Kyiv Independent Ukraine · Centre · Reader-funded, journalist-owned

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has reprimanded the country's two primary intelligence services following an armed confrontation between their members in Kyiv. The shootout occurred on September 2 in the Berezniaky district between agents of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and members of the military intelligence agency (HUR). At least three HUR service members were injured in the clash. In response to the incident, President Zelensky announced the dismissal of two deputy chiefs from the services, describing the event as absolutely unacceptable and stating that only Russian occupiers should be shot in Ukraine.

How each side framed it

Centre-left
This outlet framed the event as a brutal eruption of a long contained crisis within the security apparatus, specifically highlighting the influence of former HUR chief Kyrylo Boudanov.
Centre
These outlets focused on the incident as a symptom of a strange rivalry and mutual distrust between the two intelligence agencies.

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