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The president is going tô turn into a dictator. He is going tô use this as an excuse tô purge ppl from his government whithout the proper legal process. That money is going into pockets i can tell i That.
It sounds like someone is serious about fighting corruption.
Not only will that be popular with many of the countries that Ukraine currently relies upon for aid, it will also help the country fight better.
One big reason why Russia performed so badly is due to the immense corruption in Russia.
Ukraine was not much better before the war.
One reason why Zelensky got elected was that people got fed up with the constant corruption.
A less corrupt government and military is a more capable government and military.
Fighting corruption will help win a war and also help with any political goals for the country after the war in regards to rebuilding and closer ties with EU and NATO. >

Watch Reddit spin this >

Wake up, people.  The money being sent to Ukraine is being siphoned into pockets. >

Well the “money” US has pledged to give to Ukraine is mostly military equipments instead of cash. >

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Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister Vyacheslav Shapovalov resigned on Tuesday in the wake of a major procurement scandal that has rocked the country's political establishment.
In his resignation letter, the minister asked to be dismissed in order "Not to pose a threat to the stable supply of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a result of a campaign of accusations related to the purchase of food services."
On Monday, a statement from Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov dismissed the inflated prices as a "Technical error" by the contractor, claiming that it "Made a mistake while transferring data from one table to another."


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Imagine stealing from your own country struggling to even survive