Ukraine’s Military Chief Says One of His Offices Was Bugged and Other Devices Were Detected
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Army Cmdr. Valeriy Zaluzhnyi commented to local media about Sunday’s revelation by Ukraine’s Security Service that during a routine sweep, a bug was found in a room he used. The device wasn’t working, the agency said.
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Army Cmdr. Valeriy Zaluzhnyi commented to local media about Sunday’s revelation by Ukraine’s Security Service that during a routine sweep, a bug was found in a room he used. The device wasn’t working, the agency said.
Ukraine's military chief, Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, said a covert listening device was discovered in one of his offices and that bugs might have also been detected in other locations.
KYIV – Ukraine’s military said Monday that listening devices had been found in offices of the country’s top commanding general, Valery Zaluzhny, and other military officials, but did not indicate who might have placed the bugs, or what conversations might have been surreptitiously recorded.
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine’s military chief said Monday that a covert listening device was found in one of the offices where he works, and hinted without elaborating that bugs were detected in other locations. Army Cmdr.
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