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Violent rivalry between Ukrainian security agencies emerges as a major domestic political dynamic

The report describes a newly violent rivalry between Ukraine's GUR and SBU intelligence agencies. No specific incident, casualty figure or official action is supplied.

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Internal conflict between security institutions could weaken Ukraine's governance and war effort.

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  1. The Newly Violent GUR-SBU Rivalry Is Ukraine's Most Important Domestic Political Dynamic ↗nakedcapitalism.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 12:46 PM UTC

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