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What would you have Zelensky do?
Renew?
He RAN on anticorruption...
It is horrible to say this but this war has also given him practical carte blanche to actually DO something about it.
He will drag everyone kicking and screaming away from the soviets if he has to. >

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he will make changes to the government and security services as part of a renewed crackdown on corruption, nearly a year since Russia invaded the country.
Ukrainian media have reported that a number of cabinet ministers and senior officials could be sacked as Zelenskyy moves to streamline the government.
Zelenskyy also announced on Monday that government officials would be banned from making personal trips abroad. The move followed revelations that Deputy Prosecutor General Oleksiy Symonenko had gone on holiday to Spain in December and January using a Mercedes belonging to a Lviv businessman.


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Lol a high ranking government official taking a vacation in the middle of a war when you're people are being shot at and killed.
That's like a politician going to Cancun when their constituents are freezing to death with failed infrastructure level of tone deaf. >

Kinda interesting that whole “war on corruption” thing started right after this government helicopter crash “accident”. Guess someone finally got the message. >

They last thing Zelensky should be worried about is corruption but he can’t ignore the issue. West will not support a corrupt President or Ukraine. Hopefully there’s enough honest leaders to route out the corruption. >

"The West won't support a corrupt leader..."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHA
HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHO!!!!!!! >

Lol you’re not wrong to see it as laughable, but rooting out corruption will make European countries more endeared to Zelensky. It was one of the main reasons Western countries weren’t close to them before - it’ll definitely make countries more open to aid and rebuilding efforts whenever this war draws down. >

my brother in christ, he IS the corruption lol
but because reddit users have a one bit worldview, things can only be perfect or abysmal, therefore if you criticise ukraine you are literally hitler >

Even if every single rumor and insinuation in that article were completely true, it would still be a gross exaggeration to say that he is the corruption, as if Ukraine would be corruption-free without him. Therefore I have to wonder what your agenda is in making that assertion. Like, I can't be certain that the fact that you live in Russia is a factor in your decision to push that talking point, but... >

my intention is to convey that he is engaging in corruption himself, so his anti-corruption claims are dubious

it would still be a gross exaggeration to say that he is the corruption

ukraine is one of the most corrupt counties in europe, so this isn't meant to be taken literally, i am unsure why any person remotely familiar with the matter would make such a silly criticism...

Like, I can’t be certain that the fact that you live in Russia is a factor in your decision to push that talking point, but…

fair enough, may i suggest evaluating the contents of my comment based on their own merit as a means to combat this circumstance? :)