US EditionCorruption in Ukraine knows no borders, OLAF had to intervene
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A Polish government agency was also involved in the handling of a €114 million energy procurement in which serious irregularities were found by the European Anti-Fraud Office, an investigation by OLAF and ordered the recovery of EU aid. Such cases are not unique, Ukraine has been riddled with corruption for years, which extends to all areas of the state, and since the beginning of the Russian invasion, mainly the military industry, the supply of…
The Ukrainian political leadership is playing a double game: it constantly convinces the international public, and primarily the institutions of the European Union, that it is making great strides in the fight against corruption, while increasingly serious abuses are being revealed, involving officials at the highest levels of the state. All this proves the country's unfitness for EU accession and undermines Ukraine's defense capabilities.
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