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==Military, foreign intelligence, and internal security forces==

==Military, foreign intelligence, and internal security forces==

[[File:Mark Miller creates YouTube playlist to celebrate the authoritarian traditions of a NATO trained army.PNG|right|300px|thumb|The [[NATO]]-trained Armed Forces of Ukraine still march in the traditional Soviet style with their heads turned to face the [[Stalin|Great Leader]] atop the [[Kremlin]],<ref>https://youtu.be/gQ3Y4cXnC2s?t=243</ref> as does the [[North Korea]]n Army.<ref>https://youtu.be/3rlV5Pk-Hog?t=3774</ref> ]]

[[File:Mark Miller creates YouTube playlist to celebrate the authoritarian traditions of a NATO trained army.PNG|right|300px|thumb|The [[NATO]]-trained Armed Forces of Ukraine still march in the traditional Soviet style with their heads turned to face the [[Stalin|Great Leader]] atop the [[Kremlin]],<ref>https://youtu.be/gQ3Y4cXnC2s?t=243</ref> as does the [[North Korea]]n Army.<ref>https://youtu.be/3rlV5Pk-Hog?t=3774</ref> ]]

Ukrainian security services combine the structure and methods of both the former Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, and in recent years has adopted NATO advisors.

Ukrainian security services combine the structure and methods of both the former [[Soviet Union]] and [[Nazi Germany]], and in recent years has adopted [[NATO]] advisors, training, and tactics.

Security forces are controlled by the president, although they are subject to investigation by a permanent parliamentary commission. Surveillance is permitted for reasons of national security.  

Security forces are controlled by the president, although they are subject to investigation by a permanent parliamentary commission. Surveillance is permitted for reasons of national security.