
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said in an interview with the German publication Bild that corruption scandals in Ukraine cause a negative reaction among Western partners and undermine the trust necessary for a stable supply of military aid during the war.
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Ukraine receives military aid from Western countries during the war with Russia, which began in 2022. Corruption remains a systemic problem that Western donors require elimination as a condition of continued support.
Corruption scandals in Ukraine undermine trust on the part of Western partners. This statement was made by the mayor of Kyiv Vitaliy Klitschko in an interview with Bild.
“Such cases cause a negative reaction among our partners, because corruption during war is poison for our country and for the most important things in it,” he said.
According to Klitschko, the stability of the supply of military aid directly depends on mutual trust, so its loss cannot be allowed.

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