On November 13, former member of the Verkhovna Rada and military servicewoman Nadiya Savchenko appealed to the Security Service of Ukraine with statement against the current People’s Deputy Maryana Bezuglai. This was the answer to statement Bezugla herself, who previously called on the SBU to check Savchenko’s actions.
In her appeal, Savchenko expressed a demand to check Bezugla’s activities for possible treason and disclosure of information containing state secrets. She stated that Bezugla allegedly systematically publishes information about the staffing of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, defense capabilities, as well as information about the placement of military units in specific areas of the front. In support of her accusations, Savchenko added several publications by Bezugla, which, in her opinion, pose a threat to national security.
Savchenko also urged Bezugla to “engage in parliamentary work” and “not to interfere with the military’s defense of Ukraine.”
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Earlier, on November 8, Maryana Bezugla reported on social networks that Savchenko is probably currently fighting as a company commander in one of the territorial defense brigades. In her statement, Bezugla accused Savchenko of allegedly allowing Russian troops to break through to Ocheretino. She also urged the special services to pay attention to the means of communication used by Savchenko, stressing that “the walkie-talkie she uses is easily listened to by the Russians.”
Bezugla appealed to the Security Service of Ukraine with a request to “investigate in detail the activities of Savchenko in the Armed Forces of Ukraine”, assuming that her actions could pose a threat to the security of the Ukrainian military.
The situation with the exchange of mutual accusations between Savchenko and Bezugla caused a wide resonance in society, adding tension in the information space.
