Ukraine’s deputy infrastructure minister, Vasyl Lozinskyi, has been dismissed from his post for allegedly stealing $400,000 allocated for purchasing aid, including generators.
After the news emerged, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, vowed that the old ways of corruption would not return to Ukraine.
“I want this to be clear: there will be no return to what used to be in the past, to the way various people close to state institutions or those who spent their entire lives chasing a chair (a state position) used to live,” he stated.
Zelensky also said in his nightly speech on 22 Jan. there would be an announcement on the issue of corruption this week, the Guardian reported.
“This week will be the time for appropriate decisions,” Zelenskyy said. “The decisions have already been prepared. I do not want to make them public at this time, but it will all be fair.”
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