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Kyrylo Budanov stated that a court should determine the guilt of former deputy Iryna Mudra featured in corruption recordings, confirming he maintained contact with her after her dismissal.
Ukraine is grappling with its latest high-profile corruption scandal, involving charges against Iryna Mudra, a presidential deputy chief of staff, and other suspects, marking another chapter in the country's ongoing fight against corruption.
Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) is reportedly conducting investigative actions with Iryna Mudra, the former Deputy Head of the Office of the President.
Iryna Mudra, Deputy Head of the Office of the President, stated that Ukraine has followed established procedures and deadlines for nominating its candidate to the International Criminal Court, with the selection committee proceeding on April 8.
Ukrainian presidential aide Iryna Mudra has been ordered to be detained for 60 days. She is suspected of participating in a scheme where illegal money is presented as legal. About 3.3 million could have been laundered in that scheme.
Ukraine's anti-corruption bureau is investigating President Volodymyr Zelensky’s former Deputy Chief of Staff, Iryna Mudra, along with other individuals, in connection with a corporate raiding scheme.
Iryna Mudra, Deputy Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office, held substantive meetings in the Netherlands to discuss the next steps towards achieving a just peace for Ukraine.
Dr. Iryna Mudra, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, states that Ukraine's struggle extends beyond its borders, serving as a 'Shield for Europe' as President Zelenskyy seeks to strengthen alliances with European leaders.
President Volodymyr Zelensky affirmed that anti-corruption agencies have no inquiries for him regarding the latest corruption scandal, stating that the public information was sufficient for the dismissal of Iryna Mudra as deputy head of the President’s Office.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections, arguing that democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia, a proposal deemed unrealistic by President Zelensky's office amid ongoing corruption probes and a recent firing of a top aide.
Ukraine has confirmed that it met the deadline for nominating candidates to the International Criminal Court (ICC), refuting speculation to the contrary. Deputy Head of the Office of the President Iryna Mudra clarified the situation.