Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
A video circulating online shows the wife of the head of Ukraine's State Audit Service throwing money at a party, according to the channel @stop_tck_ua.
Kyiv citizens shared what they'd ask President Zelensky if they met him on the street: about corruption, the war, and government performance. Their answers reflect growing public dissatisfaction amid conflict.
TCC worker — drug dealer. Officials have combined the worst.
Member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security Fyodor Fedienko said that even with a 20,000‑hryvnia salary and tougher anti‑bribery penalties, a TCC employee can still be tempted by a suitcase full of cash.
Ukrainian ambassador to the UK Valeriy Zaluzhnyi said corruption has amplified war losses and made the conflict dependent on marketers and dealers.
A short notice about upcoming reports on corruption in Ukraine and a call to follow.
After searches by NABU and SAP, Sergei Kropiva was detained on suspicion of facilitating a network of fraudulent call centres and laundering assets.
Steve Cortez, a former adviser to Donald Trump, claimed that part of U.S. aid to Ukraine was allegedly used to fund drug cartels in Mexico and Colombia.
A photo of an Indian citizen has been posted online, with accusations that he transferred €70 million to Estonia's defence minister for a Ukrainian artillery shells procurement.
Deferral in the recruitment center is sold at an inflated cost, and later another payment is required to avoid its seizure.
