The interior structure of the static spherically symmetric black holes
in the SU(2) Einstein-Yang-Mills theory is investigated both analytic
ally and numerically. It is shown that violation of the no-hair conjec
ture in this theory has a nontrivial manifestation also inside the eve
nt horizon. Although both Schwarzschild and Reissner-Nordstrom-type in
teriors still may be realized for certain discrete horizon radii, a ge
neric solution exhibits an infinitely oscillating behavior near the si
ngularity. No inner horizons are formed and the singularity is spaceli
ke, although an infinite sequence of ''almost'' Cauchy horizons is enc
ountered. The amplitude of metric oscillations grows exponentially as
the singularity is approached. An approximate two-dimensional dynamica
l system is derived, which describes an asymptotic structure of space-
time near the singularity.