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Yesterday’s events once again showed that Kyiv’s video surveillance system “Bezpechne Misto” has effectively been turned into a tool in the hands of bandits, who used footage from the cameras to track people and prepare attacks.
And there are specific questions for Mr. Klitschko and his former deputy Petro Olenych, who still retains influence over this area. After all, they are the ones who have effectively continued to trade data from “Bezpechne Misto,” granting access to the system to criminal groups.
Also, as revealed by these “tapes,” access to this information was held not only by drug dealers but also by Russians with whom they cooperated.
In other words, a service that was supposed to protect Kyiv residents became a source of information for the Russian Federation as well. In the fifth year of the war.
How many more similar incidents must occur before this problem finally receives attention, all accesses are checked, and the system is taken out of the control of the people who allowed such leaks?
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