A HOUSE DIVIDED: Ukrainian Intelligence Agency SBU Again in Open Conflict Against Anti-corruption Bureau NABU, Repeating Clash That Led to Massive Street Protests

SBU spooks lash out against Anti-Corruption watchdogs.

Back in July, Kiev regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky and his goons at intel agency SBU unleashed an attack against the anti-corruption agencies NABU and SAPO – reportedly because people high up in government were under investigation.

The arrests in the agencies and the legislation removing the power from the anti-graft investigators led to an unprecedented season of popular protests against Zelensky and his government.

The Gateway Pundit followed the story play by play:

‘SHAME’: Ukrainian Parliament Defangs Anti-corruption Agencies After Zelensky’s Police Accused Them of Being Russian Agents – Unprecedented Popular Protest Erupt in Kiev (VIDEOS)

THE DAY AFTER: Zelensky Arrests Anti-corruption Officials, Signs Law Stripping Agencies of Power – Protesters Flood the Streets, and Ukraine Will Never Be the Same (VIDEOS)

‘Zelensky Is the Devil’: Second Day of Protests Intensify in Ukraine for Independent Anti-Corruption Agencies – Foreign Allies Start to Turn on Kiev Regime’s Leader (VIDEOS)

MSM Flips on Zelensky, Starts Reporting on Ukraine Corruption – Kiev Regime Leader Backtracks and Files New Bill Restoring Independence to Anti-graft Agencies

Zelensky Stripped Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Agencies of Power Because They Were Investigating Officials Linked to His Grey Eminence Andriy Yermak: REPORT

European Union Suspends ALL Aid to Ukraine as Kiev Continues to Pressure the Anti-corruption Agencies

‘Our Work Has Been Effectively Stopped’: Top Ukrainian Anti-corruption Prosecutor Says That Even if Zelensky’s Backtrack Law Gets Approved, the Damage Is Done

Now, a mere two months later, a new conflict between the agencies flared up again, as the SBU accused the anti-corruption watchdogs of ‘deliberately targeting’ a former high-ranking SBU agent.

Reuters reported:

“The public showdown between the agencies first erupted after the SBU arrested two anti-graft officials for suspected ties to Russia, at a time when Kyiv is seeking to prove to European partners that it is tackling corruption even as it fights a war.

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) on Tuesday brought charges against the SBU’s former cyber-security chief of illegal enrichment, alleging that he had obtained a Kyiv apartment at a knockdown price with illicit funds and had falsely declared it.

The SBU responded swiftly, saying the accusation, rooted in a 2024 investigative report by Ukrainian media, was baseless and amounted to ‘revenge’ for its own prosecution of the NABU officials. NABU has not publicly commented on that assertion.”

It’s worthy of note that Reuters do not publish the name of the man – Illia Vitiuk or Ilya Vityuk.

Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau (NABU) has brought charges against Illia Vitiuk, the former head of the SBU’s cybersecurity unit.

The SBU has called the case “revenge” for its detention of several NABU employees earlier this summer.https://t.co/wq3TCRqL2c

— Daryna Antoniuk (@daryna_antoniuk) September 4, 2025

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