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Law enforcement sources believe that mass investigative actions against senior SBU officials are linked to gaining access to data from the smartphone of detained Andriy Osipov.
The conduct of searches and other investigative actions against senior officials of the Security Service of Ukraine may be a consequence of law enforcement agencies successfully gaining access to information stored on the phone of previously detained Andriy Osipov. This individual is known in certain circles by the nickname "Criminal".
Such a possibility is reported by sources of the publication "Ukrainska Pravda" among law enforcement employees. According to their data, the key task for security agencies after Osipov's detention, who has connections with top SBU officials, was to determine whether NABU detectives and SAP prosecutors would be able to unlock his mobile device.
The course of today's events and the conduct of large-scale investigative actions indicate that law enforcement agencies managed to gain access to the smartphone's content and decrypt the data present on it.
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