Ukraine’s president has survived “more than a dozen assassination attempts”, double spies leaked the information

the ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky he has survived ‘more than a dozen assassination attempts’, said one of his closest advisers. Mikhail Podolyak, the president’s chief of staff, has warned of Russian “sabotage groups” entering Kiev and trying to hunt down Zelensky and his family.

The adviser said that a “very powerful network of intelligence and counterintelligence” had thwarted the attempted attacks and that the assassins had been “liquidated” before they reached the president. Podolyak claimed that Western intelligence was correct in saying that Zelensky was the “number one target” of Vladimir Putinbut refuted recent reports that Ukraine’s president had survived “three assassination attempts in the last week,” believing the number to be much higher.

Speaking to Pravda.com, Podolyak said: ‘Our foreign partners are talking about two or three attempts. I think there were more than a dozen such attempts. He said the president’s office always has ‘operational information’ sabotage groups that want to get into the government quarter. But these groups are tracked by intelligence agencies, he said, and that they were “liquidated” before they arrived.

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Last week, it was reported that Zelensky had survived three attempts on his life after mercenaries from the Kremlin-backed Wagner group and Chechen special forces were allegedly sent to kill the Ukrainian president since the beginning of the Russian invasion. The killings were foiled by subversive anti-war members within Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), the successor to Russia’s KGB, who tipped off Ukrainian officials, reported The Times.

Ukraine’s Secretary of National Security and Defense confirmed the three assassination attempts, telling local media that he had received information from double agents “who don’t want to take part in this bloody war.” (I)