Zelenskyy discusses threats with intelligence chiefs and agrees on new SBU tasks for this week

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy listened to a report by SBU Head Malyuk on the agency's work over the past week and agreed on the tasks for the current week. The President also discussed existing threats to Ukraine with the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Lytvynenko. He said this in an evening video address to Ukrainians, UNN reports.

We are clearly planning our actions. There was also a report by the head of foreign intelligence, Lytvynenko, on existing threats. There was also the usual weekly report by the head of the Security Service, Malyuk, on the work of the SBU over the past week and the approval of tasks for the current week.

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The President also congratulated General Malyuk and the entire staff of the Security Service of Ukraine on their professional day.

All of us in our country should be grateful to the combatant Security Service of Ukraine, which really hits the enemy hard and achieves the goals that Ukraine needs, along with all other elements of the Defense and Security Forces. I am grateful to every SBU soldier, to everyone in the intelligence service who works really effectively for Ukraine.

Zelenskyy noted that during the day he also heard reports from the military and intelligence. In particular, the President personally met and had in-depth conversations with Chief of the General Staff Syrskyi, Chief of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine Budanov, and Minister of Defense of Ukraine Umerov.