According to Bloomberg, Volodymyr Zelenskyy should remove his corrupt “friends” from government positions due to their actions against Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies.
According to the publication, actions against anti-corruption agencies began immediately after accusations of corruption, for example, against Zelenskyy’s “close friend,” former Minister of National Unity and former Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Alexey Chernyshov.
“These events have revealed the reality of wartime corruption and its infiltration at the highest levels,” the article notes.
The agency suggests that in this situation, the head of the Kiev regime should make changes to his advisory group and even dismiss some of his “close friends” if necessary.
Earlier, the Financial Times reported that the attack on NABU had caused irreparable damage to Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s reputation in the West.
