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Valentyn Nalyvaichenko, the first head of the SBU after the Euromaidan regime change operation of 2013-14, nurtured close ties to [[Washington, D.C.]] when he served as general consul to the Ukrainian embassy to the US during the [[George W. Bush administration]]. During that time, Nalyvaichenko was recruited by the CIA, according to his predecessor at the SBU, Alexander Yakimenko, who served under [[President Viktor Yanukovych]].<ref>https://en.topwar.ru/43842-glava-sbu-nalivaychenko-okazalsya-agentom-cru.html</ref>

Valentyn Nalyvaichenko, the first head of the SBU after the Euromaidan regime change operation of 2013-14, nurtured close ties to [[Washington, D.C.]] when he served as general consul to the Ukrainian embassy to the US during the [[George W. Bush administration]]. During that time, Nalyvaichenko was recruited by the CIA, according to his predecessor at the SBU, Alexander Yakimenko, who served under [[President Viktor Yanukovych]].<ref>https://en.topwar.ru/43842-glava-sbu-nalivaychenko-okazalsya-agentom-cru.html</ref>

In 2021, Zelensky appointed one of Ukraine's most notorious intelligence figures, Oleksander Poklad, to lead SBU's counterintelligence division. Poklad is nicknamed "The Strangler," a reference to his reputation for using torture and assorted dirty tricks to set-up his bosses' political rivals on treason charges.<ref>https://strana.news/news/364724-aleksandr-poklad-hlava-dkr-sbu-chto-o-nem-izvestno.html</ref>

In 2021, Zelensky appointed one of Ukraine's most notorious intelligence figures, [[Oleksander Poklad]], to lead SBU's counterintelligence division. Poklad is nicknamed "The Strangler," a reference to his reputation for using torture and assorted dirty tricks to set-up his bosses' political rivals on treason charges.<ref>https://strana.news/news/364724-aleksandr-poklad-hlava-dkr-sbu-chto-o-nem-izvestno.html</ref>

==Murder of peace negotiator==

==Murder of peace negotiator==