Plans to assassinate Zelensky in Kyiv, airport in Poland disclosed
23 June (UPI) – Last year, the details of two separate assassination lands against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky were defined by the President of the Ukrainian Security Service on Monday.
Two colonel assigned to protect Zelensky was working for the Russian FSB, and Lieutenant Vasyl Malyuk, the head of Ukraine’s Security Service, was planning to assassinate him. Told to journalists.
He also told the assassination plans in Rzeszow, Poland at the airport.
Some information from both events, including the colonel, including the Colonel, was announced.
“We did a big operation last year,” Malyuk said. “One of those detained is the head of a department in UDO – the role of this country is to protect the leadership of this country. Another colonel was arrested. Both were working for Russia’s FSB, especially for the fifth service.”
The fifth service is part of Russia’s Federal Security Service.
Malyuk said that the plan was to identify and hire people to assassinate Zelensky at the presidential office in Kiev.
“This was an extremely complex operation by us. In fact, we worked for about two years from the beginning of the full-scale invasion. We managed to infiltrate the group using a strong agent-technical operation.” He said.
In May 2024Zelensky rejected the head of the unit. Serhiy Rud has been in business since 2019 and previously led the President’s personal security unit.
According to the Unian News Agency, “a Polish military veteran who was hired dozens of years ago and plans the operation at the Soviet case” Notes from Poland.
Unian described him only as Paweł K. In accordance with Polish Privacy Laws. Malyuk thought that there were several ways, including the use of a drone or a sniper, the President of the Ukraine.
Sbu and Polish internal security agency has revealed plans. He was detained in Poland.
Polish’s Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak announced that it was a publicly open -public incident on Monday, 2024.
Rzeszow is the main center of the authorities who entered and entered Ukraine.
Siemoniak’s spokesman Jacek Dobrzynski confirmed that the suspect was accused of “declared that he was ready to act for the benefit of a foreign intelligence service against the Republic of Poland.” He is sentenced to up to eight years.
