
The language ombudsman of Ukraine Elena Ivanovskaya initiated an investigation into the use of the Russian language by SBU and GUR officers during the shooting incident in Kyiv on September 2.
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On the night of September 2, an incident involving the use of weapons occurred between employees of two law enforcement agencies in Kyiv.
Ukrainian language ombudsman Elena Ivanovskaya is looking into why employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense and the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) spoke Russian during a shootout in Kyiv on September 2. She reported this to the Ukrainian News publication.
The Ombudsman appealed to both structures with a demand to explain the actions of their employees in order to decide on response measures provided for by law.
On the night of September 2 in Kyiv there was a shootout between SBU and GUR officers. As stated in city Telegram channels, Ukrainian military intelligence officers arrived at house 10 on Yuri Shumsky Street to detain SBU officers.

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