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Clash between Ukrainian security services leaves injured in Kyiv

A confrontation between Ukrainian intelligence agencies in Kyiv has resulted in several injuries, according to internal security reports.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On Wednesday in Kyiv, agents from two Ukrainian intelligence agencies clashed during an operation. Agents from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) were conducting a search when they were attacked by members of Military Intelligence (HUR).

The situation quickly escalated into gunfire, resulting in several injuries. The SBU confirmed the incident through a statement on social media, detailing that the attack occurred during the execution of a search warrant.

The exact circumstances leading to the clash have not been fully clarified. However, sources indicated that HUR agents fired upon SBU agents during the operation.

While the SBU and HUR are distinct intelligence bodies within Ukraine, their involvement in an armed confrontation raises concerns about collaboration and coordination among the country's security services.

Reports suggest that the incident resulted in a significant number of injuries, but specific details regarding the severity of the injuries or the exact number of people affected were not provided.

The incident was widely covered by Ukrainian media, highlighting the severity of the situation and its implications for Ukrainian security agencies. No additional comments have been made by authorities regarding potential disciplinary or operational consequences following the incident.

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