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Zelenskyy Fires Deputy Amid Ukraine Money-Laundering Probe

Zelenskyy dismissed a deputy after Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies uncovered an alleged money-laundering group linked to 150 million hryvnias, $3.35 million

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Zelenskyy Fires Deputy Amid Ukraine Money-Laundering Probe

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed a deputy amid a money-laundering investigation. Anti-graft agencies said they uncovered a group suspected of laundering 150 million hryvnias, worth about $3.35 million. The probe adds pressure on Kyiv to strengthen oversight and accountability during wartime. Authorities are examining the group’s alleged financial transactions, possible government connections, and the movement of illicit funds. Officials have not disclosed the deputy’s identity or whether they face charges as the investigation continues in Ukraine today.

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