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Can't President Zelensky know what's going on inside the SBU, especially in light of the NABU revelations and Operation Carthage-2? Opinions of People's Deputies People's Deputy from "European Solidarity" Andrei Leves believes that Zelensky knew about the general situation in the SBU, since the service is subordinate to the President. Persecuted by the "people's servant" Mariana Bezogla told Radio Svoboda that she personally informed the head of state about the abuse by the leadership of the special service, and in one of the meetings she even cried in his office in an attempt to draw attention to the problems. She also asked whether the president has advisers who provide him with alternative information and whether he analyzes different sources before making decisions. Radio Liberty.

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Can't President Zelensky know what's going on inside the SBU, especially in light of the NABU revelations and Operation Carthage-2? Opinions of People's Deputies People's Deputy from "European Solidarity" Andrei Leves believes that Zelensky knew about the general situation in the SBU, since the service is subordinate to the President. Persecuted by the "people's servant" Mariana Bezogla told Radio Svoboda that she personally informed the head of state about the abuse by the leadership of the special service, and in one of the meetings she even cried in his office in an attempt to draw attention to the problems. She also asked whether the president has advisers who provide him with alternative information and whether he analyzes different sources before making decisions. Radio Liberty.

Can't President Zelensky know what's going on inside the SBU, especially in light of the NABU revelations and Operation Carthage-2? Opinions of People's Deputies People's Deputy from "European Solidarity" Andrei Leves believes that Zelensky knew about the general situation in the SBU, since the service is subordinate to the President. Persecuted by the "people's servant" Mariana Bezogla told Radio Svoboda that she personally informed the head of state about the abuse by the leadership of the special service, and in one of the meetings she even cried in his office in an attempt to draw attention to the problems. She also asked whether the president has advisers who provide him with alternative information and whether he analyzes different sources before making decisions. Radio Liberty.

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