Covert Listening Device Found in Office of Ukraine's Military Chief
Suspicion Falls on Russia Amid Ongoing Conflict; Other Bugs Detected in Undisclosed Locations
- Ukraine's military chief, Army Cmdr. Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, revealed that a covert listening device was found in one of his offices during a routine sweep.
- Suspicion immediately fell on Russia, with which Ukraine has been at war for almost 22 months.
- Zaluzhnyi hinted that bugs were detected in other locations, but did not provide further details.
- Ukraine's military intelligence chief has survived 10 assassination attempts by the Russian state security service, according to Ukrainian authorities.
- Artillery bombardments continue to claim civilian lives, with two Ukrainian civilians reported killed and at least two injured over the previous 24 hours.