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Ukraine embraces openness with new report on Russian hybrid warfare challenges One of Vladimir Putin s Little Green Men (Russian soldiers without identifying insignia) pictured during the Kremlin seizure of Ukraine s Crimean peninsula in 2014. (REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko) Ukraine’s security and intelligence services have struggled with reputational issues ever since independence. During the early post-Soviet period, the Security Services and Foreign Intelligence Service operated with much the same mentality as the KGB during the Cold War, with the West seen as the main adversary. However, this has long since ceased to be the case. In the years following the 2014 Euromaidan Revolution, an overdue Ukrainianization process has taken place within the country’s intelligence services. This transformation was on display recently when the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine unveiled the 74-page “White Book 2021” analyzing current international threats to Ukrainian security.

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