According to RBC-Ukraine, on 17 December, several surveillance devices were discovered in the office of the Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine, Valerii Zaluzhnyi.
"These devices were found today during the preparation of the premises for work," a spokesperson for the publication stated.
The uncovered devices are made from unidentified components, making it challenging to trace the installer. Ukrainska Pravda also reports that similar surveillance devices were found among Zaluzhnyi's associates.
On 16 December, the German publication Welt reported that Zaluzhnyi plans another counteroffensive in 2024. Currently, Ukrainian forces are gathering the necessary resources for this operation.
Additionally, in November, Zaluzhnyi penned an article and gave interviews to Western media, discussing his mistakes, the risks of positional trench warfare, and the requirements for victory over Russia. Following this, rumors began circulating about alleged disagreements between Zaluzhnyi and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Read more:
- Welt: Ukraine prepping for major offensive "like Zaluzhnyi envisioned" in 2024
- Ukraine commander Zaluzhnyi takes part in Ramstein-format meeting for first time
- NYT: US, Ukrainian military leaders work on new frontline strategy for 2024
- On the contrary, WSJ reported that WSJ: Ukraine’s counteroffensive plan hinges on 2025
- Why Ukraine’s counteroffensive failed: WP analysis in 7 minutes
- Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive and the strategic zugzwang of Western expectations
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