In an official statement, the agency emphasized that only legally established positions and titles are used in their work.
The press service of the SCNS noted that information about informal nicknames is not true and is unrelated to the committee's personnel processes. Such nicknames usually arise outside official frameworks and do not reflect the agency's views,” the press service clarified.
It was also reported that the published video contains fictitious nicknames and distorted facts.
“These materials are being disseminated by interested parties with the aim of forming a false opinion about the activities of the SCNS,” agency representatives added.
Furthermore, the SCNS emphasized that they operate “strictly in accordance with the law and adhere to the principles of service discipline and professional ethics.” The agency urged the public to refrain from spreading unverified information.
