Zelenskyy forces out Ukrainian spy chief who led daring raids against Russia

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Vasyl Malyuk, the head of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) known for leading daring raids against Russia, has been forced to resign by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Malyuk, who oversaw operations like the destruction of Russian strategic bombers, will remain within the SBU to focus on asymmetric warfare against Russia. Zelenskyy stated the reassignment aims to increase Ukrainian operations and eliminate the enemy, citing Malyuk's strengths in this area. Despite reported resistance to leaving his post and offers of other roles, Malyuk agreed to the change after a meeting with the president. While the exact reasons for Malyuk's removal remain unclear, Zelenskyy has mentioned the need for fresh faces, while other sources suggest internal conflicts may be involved.
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