Synopsis
A special operation by Ukraine's Security Service in Crimea lasted over three months in 1994, thwarting a rebellion by Russian proxies.
Synopsis
Yevhen Marchuk, the first Head of the Security Service of Ukraine, recounts a critical operation in Crimea during 1994. Over three months, the SBU's Alpha unit intervened to stop a rebellion led by Russian proxies aiming to detach the peninsula from Ukraine. Key figures in the operation, including SSU Lieutenant General Vasyl Krutov and Major General Vitaliy Romanchenko, provide firsthand accounts of the events. Their testimonies reveal the challenges faced during this tense period in Ukraine's history.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Yevhen Marchuk, key figure in Ukraine's security history.
- Find out how the SBU stopped a rebellion in Crimea.
- See firsthand accounts from SSU officers involved in the operation.
Did You Know
- The operation lasted more than three months in 1994.
- Yevhen Marchuk was the first Head of the Security Service of Ukraine.
- The film features testimonies from multiple SSU generals and colonels.
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What year did the special operation in Crimea take place?
The special operation in Crimea took place in 1994.
Who was the first Head of the Security Service of Ukraine?
Yevhen Marchuk was the first Head of the Security Service of Ukraine.
How long did the special operation by the SBU last?
The special operation lasted more than three months.
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