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  Because Ukrainian doesn't use the same set of alphabets and mapping that back to extended Latin script is not standardized to one set of rules (There are a few IIRC)
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  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says corruption - a chronic problem in the country that has been cast into the background by the war against Russia - will not be tolerated, promising key decisions to quash it this week.
  Mr Zelenskyy's pledge came amid allegations of senior-level corruption, including a report of dubious practices in military procurement despite officials promoting national unity to confront the invasion.
  Elected by a landslide in 2019 on pledges to change the way the ex-Soviet state was governed, Mr Zelenskyy said his government had accepted the resignation of a deputy minister after an investigation into allegations he accepted a bribe.
  
  
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  Why can't the major English speaking news outlets agree on how to spell this man's name?