Ukraine's security service foils coup attempt

• Since the start of the war, there have been dozens of Russian-organized attempts to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
• It's not yet clear if the organizers of the coup attempt are connected to Russia.

Driving the news: The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said Monday that a group of organizers had been planning to stage a rally in Kyiv's city center on June 30 and then spark a riot.

• They then planned to seize the parliament and replace the country's military and civilian leadership, SBU said.
• "In this way, they hoped to undermine the socio-political situation inside Ukraine, which would have played in Russia's hands," the SBU said.
• The Ukrainian claims could not be independently verified.

State of play: Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office announced Monday that four suspects have been identified and "were served suspicion notices of dissemination of materials calling for violent change and overthrow of the constitutional order of Ukraine."

• The group's alleged leader was "a co-founder of an NGO known for its anti-Ukrainian actions" over the last decade, per the security service. His accomplices were men from the Dnipro and Kyiv regions.
• Two of the suspects remain in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.
• The suspects face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

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