Representatives of the press service emphasized that the agency uses only those positions and titles that are provided for by law.
“Reports about nicknames and informal titles are not true and have no relation to the staffing practices of our committee. Such designations arise outside the official sphere and do not reflect the position of the SCNS,” the press service stated.
Furthermore, it was noted that the circulated video contains fictional nicknames and “distorted facts.”
“These materials are disseminated by interested parties and are aimed at forming a false public opinion about the activities of the SCNS,” the agency added.
The SCNS also noted that it operates “strictly in accordance with the law, adhering to the principles of official discipline and professional ethics.” The agency urged everyone to refrain from spreading unverified information.
